Recent Good News

Plastics can take years — even lifetimes — to decompose. But scientists have a new solution in the works.

The three beloved authors join a coalition of publishers, writers, and advocates in protecting free speech.

These highly productive man-made island-farms, which can be found floating on lakes across the south of Mexico's capital, date back to the time of the Aztecs or perhaps even earlier.

This unique model is praised for providing dignity and choice to people facing poverty and hunger.

How well people exercise their agency will determine the severity of global warming — and its consequences.

Chappell Roan’s career is on a never-before-seen trajectory — and so are her fundraising efforts.

Australia joined 12 other countries in setting work boundaries, and parts of the US have proposed it too.

With virtually all whale populations on the rise, researchers insist it’s time to disband and consolidate the International Whaling Commission.

The generators use a heat exchange and condensation method to capture water, after which a filtration and sanitization process makes it potable for humans.

Food’s role in climate change has emerged as one of the defining challenges of our time. At the heart of this challenge is the prodigious use of fertilizers and a growing global population’s increasing demand for meat.