Customers Line Up On Black Friday to Buy Gifts for Refugees From Special Pop-Up Store
Instead of spending their money on electrics or new clothes, these customers are waiting to buy resources and gifts for refugees.
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South Korea is Shutting Down Their Largest Dog Slaughterhouse and Turning It into a Public Park
The historic decision to dismantle a prominant slaughterhouse is being hailed as a "landmark" moment in animal welfare for South Korean activists.
This Simple Solution for Pollution Kept 815 Pounds of Trash Out of the Water-Make Sure Your City Does it
It's such a simple, cost-effective solution that can have such a big impact on the environment and your water supply.
Tower of London Ignites 10,000 Torches in 'Epic' Display of Light to Commemorate End of WWI
This stunning art installation at the Tower of London is a powerful reminder of how light will always shine in darkness throughout history.
The Ozone Hole is Healing and May Be Completely Repaired Within Our Lifetimes, Says UN Report
This new United Nations report illustrates just what humanity can accomplishment if it works together to save its home planet.
Once Thought to Be Extinct, First Ever Photograph of the Tree-Kangaroo Proves Its Survival
This cute little creature was thought to be extinct – until an enthusiastic botanist snapped the first known photograph of the critter earlier this year.
Denmark to Ban Sale of New Fossil Fuel Cars in 11 Years and Make EVs Cheaper
The country backpedaled on their original intention of taxing electric vehicles so they could quicken their transition to being carbon-free by 2050.
Swiss Businessman is Contributing $1 Billion Towards Protecting 30% of the Planet
This billionaire philanthropist is using $1 billion to protect one-third of the planet's surface for generations to come.
Instead of Burning Coal, New Fuel Emits Zero Harmful Emissions - and It's Made From Sewage
These little pellets are the perfect zero-emission replacement for coal - and they're made using sewage waste.
With Most of Their Coal Mines Closing by End of the Year, Spain is Spending Millions to Preserve Miners' Livelihood
The initiative will benefit hundreds of coal miners who may have otherwise been left behind by the shift towards green energy.
European Parliament Approves Sweeping Ban on Single-Use Plastics, a 'Victory for Our Oceans'
The directive, which was passed with widespread approval, helps to put the EU at the forefront of the world's fight against plastic pollution.
Scientists Growing Rice With Seawater Could Feed 'Entire Arab World'
The successful harvest of this saltwater rice in Dubai could promise to be a solution for food shortages around the world.
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