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Collecting environmental success stories from around the globe, because hope is the foundation of progress. Writing solutions-based eco-news seasoned with media critique. Focusing on solutions. Inspiring action.
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The hard work of remembering (opens the original)
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Through long autumn shadows, I walk an unmarked path. Gold medallions of fallen aspen leaves sprinkle my way. Dried wildflowers, whispers of summer, caress my calves as I pass. So fleeting, summer, who just yesterday warmed us. A yearling bear prances across my view. He pauses and gazes in my direction, then keeps on running. The black alpine squirrel cracks nuts and chirps in her tree. The jays dart from branch to branch, and a crow’s honk fills the forest. So many birds here now, groups of the
A hero from Brazil’s unstoppable ocean protection movement shares how the work gets done (opens the original)
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“The pace of change makes you desperate sometimes, because it’s so slow, but when you sit down and look back, and think of all that we achieved from the ’70s and ’80s to now, it’s worth it, and there’s no other way, you have to keep fighting. Find the cracks in the bureaucracy and move through.”— José Truda Palazzo, Jr.Institutional development coordinator for the Brazilian Humpback Whale Institute Senior environment officer for the Brazilian Nature Conservation Institute (<a h
How to save our planet? Just add water (opens the original)
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Dear Readers, I’ve recently realized my 14-year-old daughter has a water smile. As a teenager, it’s not her usual expression. But if we dunk her in a pool or the ocean or a river, wow, she pops out with a gorgeous smile that rivals the sun. I’ve wondered whether I, too, have a water smile. Do you have a water smile? Here are some stories that demonstrate the Earth itself has a water smile. And don’t miss the abundance of hopeful headlines at HopeScroll.earth. Thanks for being here.— AmandaAUSTRA
Hot fat marmot madness funds science in wake of fed cuts (opens the original)
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Hopeful headlines: Scientists spy trees that "reach the moon" (opens the original)
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You can find all our hopeful headlines at Hope Scroll. Here are my favorites of the week:Scientists find East Asia’s “moon-hitting” tallest tree I’ve spent time in Taiwan and once visited a forest with trees as tall and wide as California’s redwoods, so I was not surprised to see this news. The “Taiwan tree seekers” are a group of professional tree climbers, ecologists, geologists, and remote sensing specialists who found not only East Asia’s tallest tree, but also clusters of huge <a href="http
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