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Clean Energy Saves Money and Lives – Earth Day

Clean energy is now the cheapest power source. Discover how renewables cut costs, save lives, and power a sustainable, healthier future worldwide.
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The European Parliament passes incredible bill that criminalizes ecosystem destruction | The Optimist Daily

A revolutionary step toward environmental accountability: what the EU’s new directive means for the planet.
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U.S. cities drive energy transition despite Trump resistance | Context

As federal support wanes, work is moving ahead on green buildings, electrification and energy transition, U.S. mayors say
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To Save Trees, We Should Act Like Them – Earth Day

Trees thrive by sharing resources, sending signals, and supporting the vulnerable — let’s emulate them by connecting, communicating, and caring so we all grow stronger.
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What can we do about ultraprocessed foods?

Researchers are figuring out the features of these foods that harm our health — and proposing ways ahead
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7 Things That Make Climate Change Deniers Sound Unhinged – Earth Day

Climate change is real, the science is clear, and denial is loud. We unpack 7 common myths climate deniers say — and why they fall apart fast.
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Renewable Energy is About More Than Just Electricity – Earth Day

The renewable energy shift is accelerating — creating jobs, boosting global investment, and winning support worldwide for a cleaner, healthier future.
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6 Green Jobs of the Future – Earth Day

Green jobs are the wave of the future. From hands-on technical work to research to public service, here are 6 jobs that will let you help people and the planet.
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How New York's Boroughs Went Green – Earth Day

Discover how each NYC borough — from wind farms in Brooklyn to oyster reefs in Staten Island — is driving bold, local action for a greener future.
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Rachel Carson’s Warning Still Echoes: 63 Years After Silent Spring – Earth Day

Honoring Rachel Carson and Silent Spring — the book that sparked Earth Day and the environmental movement. Her legacy reminds us: protect nature, protect ourselves.












