Finding Justice Over the Airwaves

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In Nigeria’s poorest state, those unable to access the justice system are taking their grievances to a radio show — and getting results.

What We’re Reading: Friendly Bus Drivers, Contraceptive Progress and More

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See what caught our attention this week, from parents stepping up as bus drivers to biodegradable birth control implants.

Can Cities Drive SUVs Off Their Streets?

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From parking fees in Paris to registration fees in Washington D.C., forward-thinking cities are slapping heavy penalties on heavy vehicles.

‘Wraparound Support’ Meets Black and Hispanic Girls’ Overlooked Mental Health Needs

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At a time when teen girls’ mental health is in crisis, Working on Womanhood offers help where they spend the most time: school.

The Danish City Reimagining Reuse

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In Aarhus, material exchange centers are preventing everything from dishes to electronic devices from going to waste.

What We’re Reading: Environmental Justice, Ice Skating and More

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See what caught our attention this week, from cracking down on ecocide to a milestone for sports at HBCUs.

How Southern Africa’s Elephants Bounced Back

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From Tanzania southward, populations have rebounded, thanks in large part to “buffer” zones that connect more protected areas.

How a Colombian City Cooled Dramatically in Just Three Years

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With “green corridors” that mimic the natural forest, Medellín is driving down temperatures — and could become five degrees cooler over the next few decades.

The Smart Heart: How AI Is Sharpening Cardiovascular Medicine

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Artificial intelligence tools have the potential to prevent thousands of heart attacks every year — if researchers can meet the technology’s challenges.

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