Hearing the world’s wonders: project shares hundreds of audible gems
An online library offers free access to sounds from 270 Unesco world heritage sites
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What went right this week: the good news that matters
The Dutch smartphone ban in schools was hailed a success, the Seine reopened to bathers, and Poland hit a renewables milestone, plus more
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Creating – not just awaiting – the future. What to expect in the new issue of Positive News magazine
Editor-in-chief Lucy Purdy introduces the latest issue of Positive News magazine, which is out now
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Spore and peace: fungi power a quiet revolution in nappy waste
A US-based biotech firm has developed a plastic-eating fungi, offering an eco-friendly solution to tackle the global nappy waste crisis
Environment Innovation Science Society Sustainable Development
What went right this week: a ‘life-changing’ genetic breakthrough, plus more
Gene therapy helped deaf people to hear, Ireland kicked a dirty habit, and there was hope for Britain’s dying ash trees, plus more
Economics Energy Environment Health Science Society
Drawing from the deep: seaweed ink makes waves for ocean conservation
Artists have been inspired by what’s billed as the world’s first sustainable, biodegradable ink made from regeneratively farmed seaweed
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Footie practice, breaking patterns and presence: how millennial fathers are reshaping parenthood
After his ‘disinterested’ father left him feeling bereft as a child, Paul Bent resolved to do things differently
Culture Lifestyle Society Wellbeing
Violinist composes music from moth flight data to highlight insect decline
Music and science collide in a piece of music that transforms moth flight data into a haunting tribute to these overlooked pollinators
Arts Environment Innovation Science
Resurgent tuna and rebounding elephants: the dogged conservation efforts bearing fruit
When science meets with international co-operation, wildlife populations get a precious chance to recover
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A museum on the move: new institution captures human stories of migration
Those behind Fenix Rotterdam hope to offer a nuanced picture of the ‘timeless and universal’ phenomenon
Arts Culture Lifestyle Society
Waves of creativity bring the UK coastline to life in Beach of Dreams project
Beaches became open-air galleries in a month-long arts festival to celebrate the UK’s coastal beauty – and spotlight the climate crisis
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