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    Over Half of U.S. Beaches Potentially Unsafe: Why Swim Skills Matter More Than Ever. Licensed under the Unsplash+ License
    sciencetechnology
    23.09.26

    Over Half of U.S. Beaches Potentially Unsafe: Why Swim Skills Matter More Than Ever

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    3 Reasons Home Care for Veterans Is More Sustainable Than Facility-Based Care. Photo by Vlad Sargu on Unsplash
    sciencetechnology
    23.09.26

    3 Reasons Home Care for Veterans Is More Sustainable Than Facility-Based Care (Plus Top Programs to Consider)

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    “Groundswell” follows farmers, scientists, and Indigenous leaders across five continents, completing the regenerative agriculture documentary film trilogy that began with “Kiss the Ground” in 2020 and continued with “Common Ground” in 2023, now streaming on Amazon Prime Video.
    Society
    20.08.26

    “Groundswell” Completes Regenerative Agriculture Documentary Film Trilogy Chronicling Global Farming Transformation

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    Land art and offshore drilling in Greece converge in The Hunt, a temporary 500-square-meter installation on Othonoi Island depicting prehistoric hunters confronting an offshore oil platform silhouette, created by artist The Krank approximately 10 kilometers from the planned drilling site Block 2 in the northwestern Ionian Sea.
    Society
    05.08.26

    Prehistoric Hunters Confront Oil Platform Silhouette in Land Art and Offshore Drilling Protest on Greek Island

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    Barefoot trails and nature connection are drawing visitors from around the world to immersive sensory experiences like Germany's Park mit allen Sinnen, where a two-kilometer shoeless walk through the Black Forest over mud, pine needles, wet stones, and cool grass transforms an ordinary stroll into a deliberate and grounding encounter with the natural world.
    Society
    09.07.26

    Why Barefoot Trails and Nature Connection Go Hand in Hand

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    Sustainable ways to experience Norway’s fjords. Photo by admiratio on Unsplash
    sciencetechnology
    05.06.26

    Sustainable Ways to Experience Norway’s Fjords

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    Small Choices, Real Impact: How We Actually Save the Planet. Photo by micheile henderson on Unsplash
    sciencetechnology
    04.06.26

    Small Choices, Real Impact: How We Actually Save the Planet

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    Madame Gandhi’s climate activism uses music and storytelling to amplify nature’s voice, blending art and climate advocacy to inspire deeper connections with the environment.
    Society
    01.05.26

    Madame Gandhi’s Climate Activism Uses Music to Amplify Nature’s Voice

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    Spogomi trash collection sport participants compete in teams of three during World Cup events, where they collect and sort waste within designated time limits, with points awarded based on weight and specific high-value items such as cigarette butts.
    Society
    16.04.26

    Spogomi Trash Collection Sport Grows From Japanese Streets to Global Movement

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    Why Mental Health Is Your Most Important Climate Action. Licensed under the Unsplash+ License
    sciencetechnology
    14.04.26

    Why Mental Health Is Your Most Important Climate Action

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    Environmental Triggers and Chronic Pain: A Complex Relationship. Licensed under the Unsplash+ License
    sciencetechnology
    25.02.26

    Environmental Triggers and Chronic Pain: A Complex Relationship

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    Circular economy repair and reuse community initiatives across Ireland and Europe are gaining real momentum, with volunteer-led hubs showing how repair, sharing, and upcycling can reduce waste while rebuilding skills, connections, and everyday resilience at the local level.
    Europe
    17.02.26

    A Circular Economy Repair and Reuse Community Grows Across Ireland and Europe

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    Leaf Cremation Is The Future Of Sustainable Death Care. Image Whisk
    sciencetechnology
    27.01.26

    Why Leaf Cremation Is The Future Of Sustainable Death Care

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    Labour MPs propose legislation to make wild swimming a legal right across England's rivers and lakes, challenging restrictions that currently limit public access to just 3.4% of the country's waterways.
    Society
    22.01.26

    British Lawmakers Push for the Wild Swimming Legal Right Campaign

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    The NAT Gala brought together artists, scientists, and conservation leaders in a night where culture meets conservation, raising $2.5 million to fund habitat restoration, wildlife protection, and climate-resilient landscapes.
    North America
    02.01.26

    Culture Meets Conservation: NAT Gala Raises $2.5M for Nature

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    German City Wins European Green Capital Title With Bold Environmental Vision
    Europe
    16.12.25

    German City Wins European Green Capital Title With Bold Environmental Vision

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    6 Simple Ways to Teach Kids to Be More Eco-Conscious. Licensed under the Unsplash+ License
    sciencetechnology
    12.12.25

    6 Simple Ways to Teach Kids to Be More Eco-Conscious

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    How a DoorDash for Good Program Is Rescuing 250 Million Pounds of Food Across America
    North America
    09.12.25

    How a DoorDash for Good Program Is Rescuing 250 Million Pounds of Food Across America

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    How Community-Led Coastal Ecosystem Rehabilitation Transformed Mexico's Yucatan Coast. Image Las Chelemeras Facebook Page
    Society
    04.12.25

    How Community-Led Coastal Ecosystem Rehabilitation Transformed Mexico’s Yucatan Coast

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    The world's first Climate Mentor program empowers students to become environmental advocates through hands-on learning.
    Europe
    02.12.25

    Lahti, Finland’s Climate Mentor Program Empowers High School Students to Fight Climate Change

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