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Grapes have astonishing health benefits, FIFA 23 will feature women’s clubs, divers removed 50 tons of waste from reefs
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Formula 1 will introduce sustainable fuel, wearable exo-muscles, chicken farm replaces antibiotics with cannabis
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Most detailed map yet of Southern Ocean floor, Native medicine treats diabetes, IWF makes child abuse images unsharable
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Simple change in coding can cut 99% of bitcoin’s energy consumption, DNA test can tell if medicine will work for you
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Creative ways tech is used to help, Airbnb offers free housing to refugees, ultrasound can detect prostate cancer
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Bananas can be blasted into biomass, Nestlé promises stainable cocoa, Dolce and Gabbana go fur free
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Leaded petrol “officially eradicated”, donate miles for evacuation missions, Sydney mandates lighter roofs
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Bifacial solar cell breaks records, AirBnB offers free housing to Afghan refugees, New York gets first female governor
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HIV vaccine shows promise in human trial, 1st-ever human tracheal transplant, biodegradable ‘lego’ bricks
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City Helps Homeless Find Shelter, Lego Pledges $100m for Refugee Kids, 7 Wins Against Plastic in 2018
As temperatures drop in Sweden, Stockholm is using commercial advertisements to help people get to warmth and shelter; Lego has pledged $100 million to the nonprofit behind Sesame Street to give toys and books to children affected by the Syrian and Rohingya refugee crisis; and this year, humanity made some huge strides in dealing with plastic pollution.
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New Solar Panel Molecule, Community-Run Credit Unions, Online Game Offers the Migrant Perspective
Researchers have found a way to use iron for the production of solar panels, replacing so-called rare-earth metals; a network of local credit unions is helping marginalized in the US communities thrive; an online game aims at helping people understand the challenges faced by migrants.
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Christmas Gifts for Refugees, Tree-To-Bar Chocolate in Brasil, UK Reboots Carbon Capture Project
A pop-up shop set up by Help Refugees and Glimpse allows Londoners to buy Christmas gifts for refugees; an agroforestry system gives cocoa farmers in Brasil more autonomy and helps preserve biodiversity; and the UK reboots its carbon capture and storage program.
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Improved Access to Contraception, Providing Education to Refugees, Fighting Malnourishment in South Africa
46 million women from the 69 poorest countries have been getting access to contraception over the past six years; UNESCO has praised Chad and Uganda for providing education to refugees; and in South Africa, FoodForward SA is recovering surplus food from the consumer goods supply chain in order to provide children with healthy meals.
