These stories highlight progress being made in environmental care, such as the growth of clean energy, protection of endangered species, and decreased threats to creation.
–12.11.25: People in a region of South Sudan now have easier access to clean water. After record flooding submerged Bor in South Sudan in 2020, emergency responders devised a strategy to turn disaster into climate adaptation.
—11.28.25: This 3-ingredient film made from food waste may actually beat regular plastic packaging? One action we can all take is to buy food that doesn’t not contain plastic packaging, which ends up in our oceans and shores. This may be a way forward!
–11.28.25: Solar-charged signals spare sea turtles: A new study from Baja California shows that solar-powered LED buoys attached to gill nets cut sea turtle bycatch by 63%, offering a longer-lasting, low-waste alternative to traditional battery or chemical light sticks.
–12.14.24: Remember the “murder hornets” from 2021? The invasive hornet known for its dangerous sting and ability to decimate a honey bee hive in just a few hours were first detected in Canada and Washington state in 2019. Due to creative strategies involving dental floss and tiny radio tracking, as well residents placing traps on their properties, the hornet has been declared wiped out. Read more here.