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Activists use sports mascots to fund conservation of real animals

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A new study found that 727 professional sports teams across 50 countries use wild animals in their branding. The most popular species (lions, tigers, and wolves) face threats in the wild.
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A record number of Oscar-nominated films acknowledge climate change this year

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A pastor contemplated taking his own life. Now he runs the first faith-based mental health clinic in Harlem

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Activists use sports mascots to fund conservation of real animals

A new study found that 727 professional sports teams across 50 countries use wild animals in their branding. The most popular species (lions, tigers, and wolves) face threats in the wild.
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These best friends used to be homeless. Now, they buy abandoned storage units to help people still on the streets

“When I came out of homelessness, I had nothing,” Shula Kitkowska said. “I didn't have furniture, I didn't have any of that, so what I can do for people today is give what I can.”
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NY leads nation in youth mental health. Hochul says 'every governor should enact' this policy if they want to compete

New York was recently named a national leader in protecting youth mental well-being. Governor Hochul’s stance as the state’s “first mom governor” might be why.
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Primark debuts adaptive clothing line designed by and for disabled people

“Everyone needs choice, everyone dresses differently, and everyone has the right to self expression,” the designer said.
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In world-first program, Indian women receive 'unconditional' cash transfers for unpaid domestic labor

118 million adult women in 12 states across India receive unconditional cash transfers from their governments.
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He almost took his own life. Now he runs the first faith-based mental health clinic in Harlem

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