Good News Headlines 6/11/19
We usually think of a country’s wealth or capital in terms of its financial bottom line: its gross domestic product. But New Zealand challenged the world to assess it in terms of a very different commodity
We usually think of a country’s wealth or capital in terms of its financial bottom line: its gross domestic product. But New Zealand challenged the world to assess it in terms of a very different commodity
Proponents of a new law see it as an opportunity for Filipino youth to help tackle climate change and build a greener environment for their generation.
He was offered money to pack up his home and move elsewhere, but couldn’t bear the thought of leaving the only home he’d ever known in Taiwan. That’s when he started painting…
I’m seeking out the histories and communities that existed before Route 66 and that survive still today.
It’s not every day that you see a story like this. A real David v. Goliath story that results in a win for all of humanity…
Paris' Notre Dame Cathedral could be fitted with a new roof that harnesses solar energy to provide enough energy to power nearby buildings, if the design is accepted.
Dogs may be man’s best friend, but a new survey of 2,000 dog owners shows that they’re also good for helping their owners make new friends too…
Chickens have memory, emotions and empathy. They deserve our respect and care.
TIME magazine’s annual list of the most influential people contains the most women in its 15-year history. This year, just under half of the list’s 100 honorees are women.
Farmworker Justice and Farmworker Association of Florida are leading the fight to improve workplace safety and training for farmworkers and eliminate the most toxic pesticides from use in agriculture.
Deliberately inhaling a pleasant aroma may be enough to reduce the urge to light up, at least temporarily, and could be used as part of an effective smoking cessation strategy…
The case studies from “Sharing Cities” show how people are coming together while meeting other vital needs.
All of the students at this experimental Ohio school had been declared “irredeemable” because of their behavioral issues or social circumstances – but their latest test scores showed that they just needed a little bit of love.
Big Tobacco is increasingly using social media to find new ways to hook young people on smoking, circumventing decades of laws restricting the marketing of traditional cigarettes to minors.
National Pollinator Garden Network surpasses goal of 1 million registered pollinator gardens…
Raising the profile of Black birders could help foster a healthy connection between Black communities and the natural world.
It’s vacation time again! And that means travel to exotic places for some or even just local getaways to enjoy nature, the culture and people wherever you go.
New York State lawmakers agreed to a ban on single-use plastic bags Sunday, making the Empire State the second in the nation to do so.
There is one activity we each do every day, all day long, in every area of our lives—at home, at work, with friends, even when we’re alone. The success of our relationships, our work, and life in general rests heavily on it, yet few of us ever receive explicit training in this area.
For the health of our planet and agrarian justice—consumers need to become co-producers, learning about why it is such a struggle for smaller farms to thrive, and acting in solidarity by paying fair prices, buying direct or seeking out meaningful labels.
Margaret Ann Lembo is the author of Chakra Awakening, The Essential Guide to Crystals, Minerals and Stones, Crystal Intentions Oracle, Angels & Gemstone Guardians Cards, Animal Totems and the Gemstone Kingdom, and nine spoken audio CDs and five oracle decks…
Boston City Council passes groundbreaking food justice ordinance that will have ripple effects throughout the entire nation.
You can help preserve alternative and complementary health care freedom in Massachusetts right now!
California conditions have been improving since 2017 when experts happily reported an abundance of rain and snowfall during the winter season.
Finally, plant species have rights, too.
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