no. 97: It's (almost) Earth Day!
This week's good news includes upcoming Earth Day celebrations, the successful cloning of 2 endangered ferrets, several planet-friendly policy updates, and much more.
no. 96: Whales are people now
This week's good news includes the last solar eclipse in the US until 2044 and whales getting personhood status to increase their protections.
no. 95: More 'right to repair' laws!
This week's good news includes a new law in Oregon that forces manufacturers to make it easier for consumers to repair their own tech and ends annoying practices that prevent third party hardware.
no. 94: Students are making their voices heard!
This week's good news includes a personal account of 350+ students convening in Albany to protest and lobby for great climte legislation.
no. 93: Spring has sprung
This week's good news includes an AI-powered robot named Theo finding diseased tulips to save the flowers and farming income, and a lot more!
no. 92: 27 years later...
This week I turned 27, solar mural artworks are popping up, Ireland is becoming more circular, and Medellin, Colombia's Green Corridors project is a hit.
no. 91: policy is powerful
This week depaving continues to grow around the world, nations are passing legislation to hold polluters accountable, elephants and foxes are being protected, and much more.
no. 90: It's March and the good news isn't slowing down
A new US National Park opened up, a stingray got pregnant with asexual parthenogenesis, over 100 new species were discovered, a gas plant is going renewable, and much more.
no.89: This worm eats plastic & scientists took it a step further
Scientists extracted the gut microbes from a plastic-eating worm, hemp is being used more as a sustainable material, the River Mersey has had a great recovery, and much more.
no. 88: elephant poaching has completely stopped in this Congolese national park
This week's good news includes coral restoration successes, a new high-speed rail in California, human hair being reused for clothing, and much more.
