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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.
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As Federal Support Slips, Is Community Agrivoltaics the Future? | Civil Eats

While the Trump administration disincentives solar developments on farms, agrivoltaics continue anyway, with local and state support.
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6 charts that show where we are winning and losing against climate change

These charts illustrate both the challenges we face — and some reasons for optimism.
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The Lawyers Giving Us Hope – Earthjustice

Six Earthjustice attorneys share what motivates them to keep fighting for the planet and its people.
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Will we digitize human bodies for healthcare?

In the future, we may digitize human bodies for healthcare. Read how such advancements could help us live better lives.
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Could wind turbines capture CO2 while generating clean energy? | The Optimist Daily

Scientists are designing wind turbines that not only generate clean energy but trap carbon dioxide to use in the production of other materials like cement.
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Want to bond with your cat? Science says you just need to blink | The Optimist Daily

A simple trick backed by science can help you connect with your feline friend—no treats required!
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This 3-ingredient film made from food waste may actually beat regular plastic packaging?

The next-gen bioplastic invention surpassed the abilities of some conventional plastic packaging in repelling water and oxygen.
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How a pop-up apple orchard is turning surplus into joy and helping New Yorkers in need | The Optimist Daily

The Farmlink Project is turning surplus produce into free food for New Yorkers. Visit the pop-up orchard and explore national gleaning and food rescue programs.
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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.



