Recent Good News

From Ohio's fracking fields to California's oil refineries, residents are tracking pollution missed by the EPA.

Though well-intentioned, phrases such as “Be positive” can end up creating more distress instead of helping. It is important to focus on the negative consequences of “emotional invalidation” and to understand why we need to live with our negative emotions.

Grandma and Gonzo, two longtime campers moved from tents in an encampment near Bitter Lake to temporary housing in a hotel, as a step — they hoped — toward a permanent home.

A Netherlands-based organization deploying high tech is helping anti-poaching teams through access to real-time data such as animal locations, vehicle movements, and fence voltages, among other parameters.

The formerly warring factions are working together on the reforestation project that has been hailed as a fantastic initiative.

Spain’s convoluted immigration and naturalization laws make it harder for undocumented migrants to find a path to citizenship outside regularization. These are the stories of several groups that are fighting to get their rights and get legal residence.

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Terracing has been used for centuries to help prevent fire, moderate temperatures, and make farming possible even when water is scarce.

Despite seeing the weight of the world, we still have a lot of hope in humanity. And we believe you should too.

Light pollution impacts human health, animal behavior, and the environment as a whole. These parkour athletes are going leaps and bounds to decrease artificial light in Europe.