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The text discusses that diesel can be used without engine modifications, making it a practical alternative fuel. For sectors that are difficult to electrify—such as shipping and aviation—low-carbon hydrogen, ammonia, methanol, and e-fuels are promising options. The report referenced also notes opportunities for oil and gas companies to convert existing refineries to process waste fats,… Continue reading What went right this week: the good news that matters

Scientists are turning to the natural world, specifically butterflies, as inspiration for developing new coatings that avoid the use of harmful, chemical-based pigments. The vivid hues seen on butterfly wings may hold the key to safer and more durable alternatives to conventional paints and glitters. This research is being conducted at Northeastern University (NU) in… Continue reading The butterfly effect: a brighter way to make paint?

A master’s student at the University of Reading has created six chocolate bars using cocoa grown locally in Reading. This achievement comes from research aimed at developing cocoa varieties that can better withstand climate change, pests, and diseases, securing future livelihoods for cocoa growers. Maha Khan, who is pursuing a master’s degree focused on food… Continue reading Who needs a golden ticket? The race to future-proof chocolate

It looks like you’ve shared a snippet of HTML and text from an article or webpage related to the Esk Valley Camphill Community, discussing experiences around care, work, and choice for people in that community. The content touches on themes of how conventional regulatory frameworks about choice and work may not align with the lived… Continue reading What if we stop treating social care like a service? This village shows the way

A fresh initiative featuring all-female boxing events has been launched to raise funds for free boxing classes aimed at helping women regain confidence after escaping abusive relationships. These events are designed not only to support survivors but also to create competitive opportunities for women in a sport traditionally dominated by men. Saria, aged 40, shares… Continue reading The women’s boxing nights helping abuse survivors

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The text describes how lion rangers in north-west Namibia use a combination of traditional methods and technology to manage human-lion conflict and protect both livestock and lions: – Rangers may walk long distances (up to 20km) to warn remote farms about lions approaching, or rapid response teams with vehicles can be sent out to chase… Continue reading Smartphones, ancient tracking skills and a future for desert lions

Positive News is broadening the reach of its popular What Went Right series by launching it as a weekly video podcast available on YouTube, Spotify, and other podcast platforms. This extension brings one of the publication’s most well-received written features—highlighting notable progress and positive developments—to a wider, multimedia audience. The original series, known for its… Continue reading Positive News launches new video podcast exploring what’s going right in the world

Regenerative agriculture is gaining attention as a promising method to enhance the resilience of dairy farming. But what does it actually involve? From innovative grazing methods like mob grazing to planting diverse herbal leys, this approach challenges traditional farming by focusing on the health of the entire ecosystem. In the UK, dairy products such as… Continue reading Cream of the crop: one brand’s quiet quest to reinvent the dairy industry

Half a year following its introduction, a digital platform aimed at encouraging young men to think critically about their sexual conduct has found significant engagement, providing a constructive alternative to the often toxic environment of the manosphere. Drew Davis, who serves as director of strategic initiatives at SafeBae, a US-based sexual violence prevention charity, was… Continue reading Free tool helps young men to take responsibility for sexual harm