Dropping five seed pods per second into wildfire-scarred lands, aerial tree planting is quickly creating biodiverse forests from the sky.

At Seattle’s Refugee Artisan Initiative, immigrant and refugee women find good-paying jobs and start their own businesses.

It could have been a food-waste debacle. Instead, a nimble network turned it into a bounty for all — and inadvertently reinvented a food system.

Once a staple of communal dining, food trays are disappearing — along with a harmful human impulse.

Missed court dates — often the result of a misunderstanding — lead to more arrest warrants than any other offense. Now a group of attorneys is getting those warrants recalled.

Tired of waiting for government to step in, New Orleans residents are flood-proofing their own communities — sustainably.

The library partnered with behavioral scientists to help people return their books on time.

A new city policy allows working-class families priced out of their neighborhoods to come back — affordably.

Rites of passage prepare us to transition into new phases of life. Ritual4Return ensures leaving prison is no exception.

A full-service facility run by the people who need it offers hot water, laundry, medical care — and legitimization.

In Philadelphia, face-to-face mediated chats help both parties get what they need.

Skeptical at first, participants on both sides now see a solution that benefits everyone.

An unlikely collaboration could transform a place of imprisonment into a center for equity.

Why should homeowners get all the perks? How a different type of rental model puts equity back in the pockets of tenants.