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October 29, 2020

October 29, 2020

Today we’re sharing the discovery of a new coral reef as tall as the Empire State Building and a digestible alternative to plastic bags protecting deer in Japan. P.S. Kristy found her snake too!  Listen to The Optimist Daily Update with Summers & Kristy - Making Solutions the Read More...

October 29, 2020

October 29, 2020

Today we’re sharing the discovery of a new coral reef as tall as the Empire State Building and a digestible alternative to plastic bags protecting deer in Japan. P.S. Kristy found her snake too!  Listen to The Optimist Daily Update with Summers & Kristy - Making Solutions the Read More...

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This startup produces rocket fuel using captured carbon

The fuel needed to launch a rocket into space creates a whole lot of emissions. In fact, each SpaceX launch is estimated to emit 715 tons of CO2, which is roughly as much as 10 cross-country flights on a 747. As spaceflights become more common, there is a need for a more sustainable source of fuel. Read More...

A nonprofit is bringing pizzas

A nonprofit is bringing pizzas to hungry voters waiting in line

After seeing predictions for long polling lines in Ohio, Florida, and Illinois before the election in 2016, Scott Duncombe noted that waiting in line to cast your ballot would be less painful with a free warm meal. Thus, Pizza to the Polls was founded.  The non-partisan non-profit organization Read More...

Exercise on your way to the po

Exercise on your way to the polls with a free bike ride

Back in September, we wrote about an initiative from ride-sharing company Lyft that will allow voters to get free or discounted rides to their local polling stations. All you need to do is use the code 2020VOTE while requesting a ride. In a similar fashion, micromobility companies such as Bird Read More...

Japanese businesses launch dig

Japanese businesses launch digestible packaging to save local wild deers

After a number of wild deers in Japan’s ancient capital of Nara died last year as a result of eating plastic waste discarded by tourists, concerned local companies quickly stepped in to help protect the iconic animals. In a joint effort, several local businesses partnered up to develop bags that Read More...

Population of endangered leopa

Population of endangered leopard species rebounds in China

As a result of poaching and increasing loss of habitat, leopard populations have experienced a global decline in recent years. But that’s not the case for the big cats in the Loess Plateau, northern China, where numbers of the North Chinese leopard subspecies have increased, according to recent Read More...

A morning yoga routine can hei

A morning yoga routine can heighten focus at work

Many people practice yoga for physical and mental health, but it turns out it’s also a great activity for those looking to boost their performance at work. A new study indicates that morning yoga improves focus at work throughout the day. The study surveyed 1,000 full-time professionals across Read More...

10 tasty alternatives to deli

10 tasty alternatives to deli meats for your sandwiches

When you need to whip up a last-minute lunch for your kids, deli meats can seem like a savior. Just slap a slice of ham on bread, add some cheese, mustard, and lettuce, and you’re good to go. But for all the convenience that comes with deli meats, there are downsides for the health of your child Read More...

Marine scientists discover cor

Marine scientists discover coral reef taller than the Empire State Building

The charted world of the undersea has just gotten a bit richer in color, thanks to marine scientists in Australia who have recently discovered a detached coral reef more than 500 meters high at the Great Barrier Reef. The “blade-like” vertical reef, which is taller than the Empire State Read More...