There’s a chance you’ve heard the phrase “voting with your dollars.” Essentially, it means that all of us have the power to make the world a better place and make our voices heard by where and how we ...

Home Depots across California and North Carolina ground to a halt this weekend as hundreds of protestors participated in a symbolic protest ...

Your weekly roundup of the best good news worth celebrating... Veterans Day should not be the only day we celebrate veterans, rather, it should be a jumping-off point for us to continue to fight and ...

Your weekly roundup of the best good news worth celebrating... The Light the World Giving Machines enable users to donate specific items, like clothes, medicine, or ...

In the winter of 2023, Chris Hyde of Olympia, Washington, said he felt “borderline depressed.” He had recently retired, felt isolated at home, and the dark Pacific Northwest days didn’t help. So, he ...

Architect Kamal Sagar, owner of Total Environment, typically designs single-family and apartment homes in India. But as a frequent visitor to the United States, he decided to build his first project ...

The world’s largest vacuum sits atop a dormant volcano in Hellisheiði, Iceland. As a carbon dioxide capture and storage facility — dubbed “Mammoth” — the vacuum sucks in air and strips out the carbon, ...

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The wolf snake is one of at least three other species that have been named after the iconic Crocodile Hunter. All Brooke Eby wanted to do is walk her dog, Dray. Chewy worked with engineers to make it ...

Celebrating innovative ways that we're ensuring equitable access to food — and ways that food is being used for good Your weekly roundup of the best good news worth celebrating... With the colorful ...

Colorado Coalition for the Homeless has introduced a new model to make sure clients get the health care they need. At TEDNext, Kiah Williams showcased how her nonprofit Sirum repurposes unused ...

A 13-year study has led to the discovery of 13 new species of mushrooms in the province of Alberta, Canada. The lengthy study was led by lichen scientist Diane Haughland — a lecturer in the Faculty of ...