Reuse, Rejoice, Recycle: The Vibrant, Low-Waste Indian Wedding
New and old ways to share wedding outfits and other supplies are slowly changing mindsets — while keeping the exuberance of the celebrations alive.
Fish Are Thriving in the River Seine
For years, the storied French waterway was nearly biologically dead. Now, it’s teeming with marine life once again, as it did centuries ago.
Saving Surf Breaks to Fight Climate Change
The places where epic waves break store millions of tons of carbon. Preserving them protects a sport and the planet.
Blind Bungee Jumpers Welcome
On unique tours, blind and sighted guests climb mountains, salsa dance, sail and even skydive — all side by side, as equals.
What We’re Reading: Congestion Pricing Is Making New York’s Streets Safer
See what stories caught our attention this week, from fewer car crashes in Manhattan to a simpler alternative to “organic” food labels.
Inside Africa’s Trailblazing Solar Repair Movement
Solar power has transformed life in Africa. Now, as the aging devices begin to break down, “solar entrepreneurs” are keeping them — and local economies — humming.
A Free-Transit Prescription for Healthier Communities
From physical activity to access to medical care, how people get around is interconnected with their physical and mental health.
Clothing Recycling Is Taking a Giant Leap Forward
As fast fashion drives textile waste to stratospheric highs, new methods are turning mountains of old clothes into rack-ready garments.
What We’re Reading: Recognizing Canada’s First First Responders
See what stories caught our attention this week, from Indigenous rescuers in coastal British Columbia to solutions journalism in local newsrooms.
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