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Exchange Program Offers High School Students A Chance To Escape Bubbles, Connect Across Differences

Canary Islands Hotel Offers Shelter To Migrants In Need

Restoring Sight to 130,000 in Nepal, Pioneering Eye Surgeon Sets New Goal

Singapore Shows What Serious Urban Farming Looks Like

Nuts for Coco De Mer: Islanders Rally to Save World's Biggest Seed

In One Week, New Brunswick Woman Collects Nearly 600 Masks Littering City

Beehive Deliveries Keep New Yorkers Buzzing on Rooftops, Backyards

History Made in New Zealand with First Pasifika Judge Outside Auckland

One Nation Trashes 100 Million Tires a Year. This NGO Turns Them Into Playgrounds.

California Cut Toxic Air Pollution by 78 Percent, Deaths by 82 Percent, Thanks to Diesel Engine Standards

Georgetown University's Prison Education Program Expands into Maryland

Royal Caribbean, Celebrity Cruises Send Ships to St. Vincent to Assist with Evacuations Amid La Soufriere Volcano Threat

L.A. County Taking First Steps to Return Bruce's Beach Property to Descendants of Original Black Owners

First E-Racing Team Offers Virtual Freedom for Belgian Prisoners

Electric-Powered Vehicles Win the Norwegian Market as Gas-Powered Sales Crater

This City Pays Homeless People to Clean Up after Themselves -- and It's Working

Libraries Are Key Tools for People Getting Out of Prison, Even During a Pandemic

Colorado on Track to Give Teens Three Therapy Sessions for Pandemic Mental Health

'Vaccine Fairies' Help Vulnerable Book Covid Vaccine Appointments

Netflix Will Use Renewable Energy, Nature-Based Investments to Reduce Eco Footprint by 2022

The Schools at the Front Lines of Solar

When Seattle Home Bakers Donated More Than 1,300 Loaves of Bread to Local Food Bank

New Therapy Offers Hope for People with Genetic Eye Disease

The War Correspondent Walking the World

Girl Scout Troop from Homeless Shelter Sells 26,000 Boxes of Cookies

Malibu Jobseekers' Group Gets Helping Hand from Actor Dick Van Dyke, 95, of Mary Poppins

'Hearing' the Conductor's Baton Lets Blind Virtuoso Play with Orchestra

How Norway Kept Its Prisoners Safe During the Pandemic

A Singapore Skyline View For Migrant Workers

Spanish Students Learn to Live Independently, Girls and Boys Alike

In New Jersey, Violence Prevention Group Seeks to Bridge Gap Between Police and Social Services

What Went Into Building Europe's Largest Floating Solar Park

82-Year-Old Who Has Recycled 2 Million Aluminum Cans

How a Colorado Town Is Untangling Behavioral Health Care from The Criminal Justice System

Food Waste: Stories of Inclusion and a Sense of Community

Meet the Nepalese Climbers Who Removed 2.2 Tons of Rubbish from Everest While the Tourists Were Away

This High Schooler Invented Color-Changing Sutures to Detect Infection

Massachusetts on Path to Net-Zero Carbon Emissions by 2050

Reusable Containers Offer Waste-free Takeout Solution in Minneapolis

When Parole Officers Empathize, Parole Violations Drop, Study Finds

This Teen Collected Thousands of Coats for Charity

Giant Sandcastle Built to Bring Sand Martins Home to Roost In Surrey

Scotland Powers 7 Million Households with Renewable Energy

'There's dignity in choice': Wellington City Mission Opens 'Social Supermarket'

Scientists Finally Identify Toxin That Has Been Killing Birds

How Creating Wildlife Crossings Can Help Reindeer, Bears -- Even Crabs

Chef Crosses 1 Million Meals for Homeless in London Since Covid Began

'Sesame Street' Debuts Two New Black Muppets as Discussion of Race Becomes More Explicit

U.S. Bald Eagle Population Quadruples Since 2009

Michelle Obama Launches 'Pass The Love' Campaign to Donate 1 Million Meals

New Zealand Parliament Unanimously Passes Paid Leave after Miscarriages, Stillbirths

'Daylight System' Empowers Communities with Bottled Light

California City Launches Guaranteed Pay Plan for Low-Income Families

D.C. Program Teaches Kids Camera Skills to Keep Them Away from Gang Violence

Nearly Half of Pennsylvania Government Electricity to Come from Solar Power by 2023

Made of Fungi, Mycelium Hits Market as Green Substitute for Leather, Plastic

France to Return Painting to Jewish Family Forced to Sell It During World War II

Jesuits Commit $100 Million to the Descendants of People the Order Once Enslaved

Once Called 'Crazy," Indonesia Eco-Warrior Turns Arid Hills Green

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