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The mindful home: simple ways to create a peaceful space that supports mental health
Transform your home into a calmer, more peaceful place with simple, mindful shifts that support better mental health and everyday…
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New York schools commit to nurturing mental health through mindful breathing
New York schools are making mental health a priority with mindful breathing programs that help students calm stress, stay present,…
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Harvesting the Sun: How Solar Energy is Revolutionizing Farming – Earth Day
Solar energy is transforming farming: protecting crops, reducing water use, supporting pollinators, and offering farmers new income sources and a…
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From Concept to Commitment – Iron and Steel Producers Answer the Call for Near-Zero Steel – RMI
Inaugural Sustainable Steel Buyers Platform North American request for proposal proves market is ready for low-emissions steel.
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Chasing the dream of transparent insulation, researchers hit on a solution: high-tech “bubble wrap”
Scientists have created a porous material that keeps windows almost 100 percent transparent while blocking 10X as much heat as…
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Opinion | How You Can Help Save Boreal Forests in 2026 | Common Dreams
Changing your bathroom habits can help prevent boreal forests from being cut down for toilet paper. Choose recycled paper in…
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‘The biggest transformation in a century’: how California remade itself as a clean energy powerhouse | California | The Guardian
The Golden State’s clean energy use hit new highs in 2025. As the Trump administration abandons US climate initiatives, can…
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New method uses sound waves to map soil health, stop famine, and restore farmlands | The Optimist Daily
A new “soilsmology” tool uses seismic waves to map underground health, giving farmers better ways to boost yields and restore…
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EVs aren’t just cars anymore. They can power your home slashing emissions—and bills.
A first-of-its-kind study finds that vehicle-to-home charging can turn electric cars into grid-smart assets, reducing energy costs and carbon emissions.
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Indigenous Food Reciprocity as a Model for Mutual Aid | Civil Eats
For centuries, Native communities have focused on the collective rather than the individual. Here’s what we can learn from them.















