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Mental Health
At this 'cuddle club,' senior dogs and senior citizens find companionship in each other
San Francisco’s Muttville Senior Dog Rescue hosts monthly meetups for elderly community members — both human and canine.
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People Doing Good
Strippers are now the No. 1 donor of toys to children's hospital in Portland. This year, they broke their own record
This year’s annual Tatas for Toys event “made it reindeer” even more than in years past.
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Animals
New study shows rodent dens make ideal homes for bee colonies: 'There's nothing cozier than a burrow dug by a chipmunk'
The new research comes from the Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation.
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Animals
Experts say the 'whale poop loop' is saving the planet
New research shows that whale poop is even more valuable than marine biologists originally speculated.
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Animals
North America's 'largest wildlife overpass' is finally complete. It's expected to reduce wildlife-vehicle crashes by 90%
Elk, black bears, mountain lions, and more can now safely cross a six-lane highway thanks to an overpass that connects 39,000 acres of habitat.
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Animals
The viral 'drunk raccoon' now has a merch line. So far, it's raised $250K for a local animal shelter
Last month, an adorable wild raccoon broke into a liquor store and passed out. Now, he’s a cultural icon.
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Environment
A grassroots group of women mapped air pollution in their Indian village. It forced coal companies to act
Within three to four months of publishing their findings, the researchers said coal companies immediately took action to reduce air pollution.
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People Doing Good
Strangers seeking life advice find it at the Grandma Stand, a rotating pop-up staffed by 15 NYC grandmas
Need a little good, old-fashioned advice? Or even just a listening ear? These grandmas are going pro bono.
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Health
Buying a gift for a loved one with cancer? Skip the care package and help with meals and laundry instead
Sociologists found acts of service to be much more memorable and helpful than a care package.
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Environment
Site with 12,000 year Indigenous history may soon be the next national park
The 3,000-acre park protects land and features important to the Mississippian culture, which built the mounds there starting roughly 3,000 years ago.
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