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50 “Good News” Stories From “Global Positive News” To Restore Your Faith In Humanity (New Pics)
Our generation increasingly relies on social media to stay informed. According to Pew, 54% of Americans get their news from social media platforms at least sometimes. In some cases, it's almost against our will: the algorithm sometimes throws in a politics-related video for us even if we don't want it.
We have an antidote for bad news for you right here: the newest compilation of uplifting headlines from the Global Positive News Instagram page. If you're feeling news fatigue, check out these stories and have your faith in humanity restored yet again!
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Rebecca O’Donnell 8 months ago
Hit on globalpositivenews on the lower left side of the picture to see the wonderful shoes he invented for people with mobility issues.
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Beautiful 8 months ago
i agree that masks work, but that’s…not really what we’re celebrating in this photo. ☺️
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Kiss Army 8 months ago
I have actually heard that fear of losing pets because of no one to take care of them is a barrier for some people to seek treatment... this man is literally a life saver!
LakotaWolf (she/her) 8 months ago
I got clean for my cat. I was in the darkest place I'd ever been (add!cted to coca!ne and barb!turates, in massive debt from buying drúgs, in an abúsive relationship) and I hit my personal rock bottom. I was preparing a massive OD in order to commit súicide. Then one day I really "saw" my girl - *I* was responsible for her. She relied on ME for everything. I was her world. If I k!lled myself, she would then belong either to my abúsive partner (bad) or to my horrible family (worse.) So - I literally fought add!ction and got clean for her, because she needed me. I've been clean for 4 years now. I've got two dogs and four other cats, but she's still my best girl and the queen of the whole horde XD kohl_kohl_...e8a3d2.jpg 
Mook The Mediocre 8 months ago
I'm so glad that Panda censored the word D R U G because otherwise, after reading that obscene word, I would have become a h****n a****t and died in the street. Thank you, Panda Censorship!
Mook The Mediocre 8 months ago
And, of course, Panda then censors the words H E R O I N and A D D I C T. Way to go, freedom-of-speech guys.
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Marsha Hultberg 8 months ago
You're my super hero dear man. ✨ Congratulations and a bag 'o treats. Everybody wins here. Bless your heart repeatedly.
The current state of events is not ideal, even this usually cheerful Panda has to admit that. Political uncertainties, the climate crisis, and billionaires not being happy having a billion dollars – these are all pretty valid reasons for stress. In fact, according to new research, 47% of Gen Z and Millennials feel constant worry.
The media we consume plays a big part in that. To put it mildly, reading the news bums us out. In a 2022 global survey by the Reuters Institute, the majority of people said they actively try to avoid the news. In Brazil, for example, 54% of the respondents said they selectively don't watch the news. In the UK, the rate was at 46%.
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Mook The Mediocre 8 months ago
About aardvarks...
It has always seriously annoyed me that the main character in the TV cartoon Arthur...
was meant to be an aardvark.
The single most defining feature of the animal is its snout, but Arthur has NO NOSE AT ALL.
There should be laws about that. download-6...cd3430.jpg 
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Beth Wheeler 8 months ago
That kid needs to be in US First Robotics, First Lego League Jr or First Lego League depending on his age then First Robotics in highschool. He designed a Lego wheelchair for a puppy. He seems like a natural born engineer and can win scholarships. Robotics teams have designed power chairs for people.
April Pickett 8 months ago
Thank you for caring so much. The look on the puppy's face (2nd Picture) is so beautiful.
Lady Eowyn 8 months ago
She's ridiculously cute even out of her wheelchair.
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Marlene Ricker 8 months ago
I want that cat living in my house! My kitty (who I love beyond words) does not make funny faces for me. If this kitty joined us, maybe it could teach my kitty! I can always hope, I guess!
It's not always just the negativity that puts people off the news. The Reuters Institute also found out that young and less educated people don't watch or read the news because they find it hard to follow and comprehend. "The news media could do much more to simplify language and better explain or contextualise complex stories," they concluded.
You might think that it is all social media's fault. And while that's true to a certain degree (Facebook still was the most popular platform to access news), people consume the news differently in other parts of the world. In the Netherlands, for example, print newspapers are surprisingly popular. In Japan, people still rely on television as their primary source of news.
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Scott Rackley 8 months ago
Good company. Very good if you're looking for odd stuff as well. Their masa harina for making tamales is awesome.
Marie Clear 8 months ago
Hmm, does he have "secret santa" vibes for anyone else? The anonymous guy who goes around handing people cash and shows up on the US news every year?
Auntriarch 8 months ago
He certainly looks like Santa in his summer plumage
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Alex Kennedy 8 months ago
It is complex, because among other things, who brings a case on behalf of the non-human entity? That’s not impossible to deal with, as most jurisdictions already have rules for guardianship, but then you run into questions of who is a fit guardian. In my (by no means perfect) opinion, public interest standing might be better.
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Wim Cossement 7 months ago
First 380 and now 885 for a wooden house? WTF is wrong with people?
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Random Internet Person 8 months ago
I follow him, too. It was a lovely video. Made me cry.
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Cronecast AtTheRisingMoon 8 months ago
That’s Spencer from SB Mowing and SB Pressure Washing. It was over 800k and he had a trust set up for her to make sure she was protected from scammers. Great guy and so many made it possible!
The same pattern continues "down under", as the majority of Australians say that they are "worn out by the volume of news." In 2019, a whopping 62% said they regularly avoid the news for at least some period of time.
Misinformation is a big reason why folks turn away from the news media. Last year, researchers at the University of Michigan found that Americans from both sides of the political spectrum feel bombarded with information from many different sources and feel that avoiding news is the only way out.
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Novlette Williams 8 months ago
So the Murder Chickens could actually help humans instead of just hunting us.
Chewie Baron 8 months ago
Maybe that’s why they hurt us, and have been waiting for us to discover this!
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Parmeisan 8 months ago (edited)
"Camarria Williams, a 13-year-old from Chicago, participated in the Chicago Antibiotic Discovery Lab. This STEM outreach program is designed to inspire young students by involving them in real-world scientific research. + Camarria was tasked with collecting samples from her environment to bring back to the lab for analysis. She found some goose droppings at a local park and brought them to the lab for study. + While examining the droppings, the teen discovered Pseudomonas idahoensis, a bacterium producing a previously unknown compound - orfamide N. + It turns out that this compound is toxic to skin and ovarian cancer cells. While not antibacterial, the compound showed potential for slowing the growth of cancer cells. + Her work was published in the American Chemical Society’s Omega Journal."
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Geoffrey Scott 8 months ago
Me too, but I assume that one less acre of farmland available.
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🇺🇦 🇵🇸 TribbleThinking 8 months ago
I hope they water them. Those baby trees are called "whips" and may need to be watered for 2 years. Without this, many tree planting programmes involving "whips" have up to a 100% mortality rate.
Huddo's sister 8 months ago
Landcare in Australia does the same. One of the first things my mum signed up with when moving to the country. As well as planting in public land areas, they will plant natives on private properties if the owners sign on with them. Help with planting on others land and then they help plant on yours.
Panda Cat 7 months ago
A tree is not a tree is not a tree. Someplace they destroyed peat bogs and planted trees, even getting a bunch of celebrities involved. Turns out that the destruction of the peat bogs released greenhouse gases and the trees themselves aren’t as good as sequestering them. Where was that? Scotland or northern England? I don’t remember exactly …
Floeckchen 8 months ago
England should do that in Ireland too since they almost deforested the entire island
Rick Murray 8 months ago
Until some local councillor is like "nah, take em down, we are going to build houses here".
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Arenite 8 months ago (edited)
I don’t understand how people fleeing a deadly fire can just leave their cats and dogs behind to suffer and die. These people are monsters.
Panda Cat 7 months ago
Sometimes they don’t have a chance because the animals panic and flee. Also a (feral) cat colony isn’t going to be requesting a ride from anyone.
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Linda Daulby 8 months ago
Your dad will be so proud of you i bet he will be looking down from above.
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Holly Herr 8 months ago
This should be available in every country for those who struggle with electricity!
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April Pickett 8 months ago
You can take the dog out of the job, but you can't take the job out of the dog.
Grazina Strolia 8 months ago
The dog's name is Bear! https://abcnews.go.com/GMA/Living/retired-police-dog-spends-birthday-rescuing-missing-person/story?id=116434343#:~:text=Bear%2C%20a%2012%2Dyear%2D,in%20a%20photo%20shared%20online.
Marsha Hultberg 8 months ago
That's one fine looking fella. I cannot express how much I adore dogs. All fauna and flora sure - but dogs? Magnificent creatures.
One of the study's authors, assistant professor of communication and media at the University of Michigan Ariel Hasell, said that people's distrust in "the establishment" is one of the main causes. "When we don't trust institutions, we don't have those mental shortcuts to determine whether nonpartisan news outlets are sharing information viewers can trust."
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Sven Horlemann 8 months ago
Something the US will never understand. Surely it is better to work 2, 3 jobs. Right? 🙃
Rebecca McManus 8 months ago
And the government are trying to stop this becoming the norm, no idea why
Joe Reaves 8 months ago
I wouldn't mind betting that if it became a large scale thing it would have knock on benefits for businesses providing services and retail and such since people would have more free time.
Panda Cat 7 months ago
That’s how it always happens. Even when people are at work in the US management thinks they shouldn’t do anything else like take a walk, browse Bored Panda, order groceries online, etc even though those improve productivity. Now there’s this cr*ap about going “back” to offices although there’s no improvement in anything by doing so and it makes life worse if people have to commute, especially in a private vehicle. Heck, managers complain about employees who leave work at the end of the day instead of hours later.
Jane Hower 8 months ago
I would LOVE a job of 10 hrs 4 days a week!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE to have it.
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Marsha Hultberg 8 months ago
It's NEVER too late. NOPE. Adults, please don't give up on a dream, passion, desire, learning growing, none of it! (Said the OG senior lady, 72 going on 35 😉).
Yet it's unfair to say that people tune the news out only for their own benefit. Those who follow the news religiously might say that it's selfish to be uninformed and to even take pride in it. But experts say that we're choosing to disengage not only because of news fatigue. They think another phenomenon, compassion fatigue, might be at play here.
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glowworm2 8 months ago
Thanks to seeing him constantly pop up on BP, I knew instantly who he was when his passing was mentioned.
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Cee Cee 8 months ago
He was James Harrison (the man with the golden arm). His blood type (Rh null) is extremely rare with only a handful of people worldwide with this blood type. RIP Mr Harrison.
Spencers slave no more 8 months ago
Rhesus negative for those that don't recognise Rh null.
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Taibhse Sealgair 8 months ago
Regular Red Cross donations in the US have a minimum of 8 weeks between them. 16 if you do doubles. (aka "Power Red")
Load More Replies... Rick Murray 8 months ago
Unfortunately I grew up in the UK in the 80s. I'm not allowed to donate blood here in France because there might be crazy-murder-prions lurking in it.
Fluffbug 8 months ago
I am in the uk, I had to have a blood transfusion while pregnant (in 1998] which means I cannot donate blood but when my son got to 16 he started to donate his blood in my place. I’m incredibly proud of him 😊
Load More Replies... Beth Wheeler 8 months ago
That would have to be plasma not blood. You can only donate blood every couple of months
Marlene Ricker 8 months ago
All heroes don't wear capes! This man was without a doubt a hero. I'm sorry he died but he lived a life that was more than worthwhile!
Panda Cat 7 months ago
If you’ve seen it you’ll recall that the costume designer in The Incredibles declared “No Capes!” There was a character who wasn’t told that so you can guess what happened,
Load More Replies... Jane Hower 8 months ago
If I recall it was because there was something special about his blood that some babies needed. Sorry I can't remember the details, but it was very specific.
When we didn't have the 24-hour news cycle, compassion fatigue mainly affected healthcare workers. Overexposure to other people's trauma would cause doctors and nurses mental and physical distress. But now we as news consumers also start to feel the symptoms: numbness, depression, and a decreased sense of purpose.
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Ace 8 months ago
Call me cynical, but I dont't believe anything about that picture wwas "accidental".
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Sarah M. 8 months ago
What a shame she is wildly anti LGBTQIA and made public statements to that effect.
LNB87 8 months ago
What a shame that a woman in another country has her own beliefs, views, and morals? Not everyone needs to feed into the alphabet soup delirium. It's OKAY to have negative views on subjects.
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Marie Clear 8 months ago
To clarify, true amongst the various science based claims on BP. I expected there'd be some exaggeration, but looks like that's the real deal.
Load More Replies... Upstaged75 8 months ago
One of my best friends is currently fighting breast cancer. I can only hope they find a cure for the kind of cancer she has before it's too late.
Renee H. 8 months ago
Where was this research when I got my diagnosis? By the time this is proven or disproven to work as they had hoped, I will be gone from this Earth.
LakotaWolf (she/her) 8 months ago
I'm sorry for what you are going through, but I imagine that this research was being worked on/actually researched when you got your diagnosis, or perhaps this research had not yet been discovered. I can only imagine at how this must make you feel.
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Linda Daulby 8 months ago
Oh i do hope so one of my friends has just been diagnosed of breast cancer.
jasper 8 months ago
Fun fact (not): part of the reason breast cancer is so difficult to fight is that there are over 100 types of breast cancer. It is hard to diagnose correctly, so there has kind of been a "one size fits all" type of treatment. As they are learning more, they are better diagnosing and treating.
There have been instances in the past when people disengaged from news media. Usually, it has to do with some big event or catastrophe, like 9/11. Author of Avoiding the News: Reluctant Audiences for Journalism Benjamin Toff says that we're dissatisfied with the lack of resolution in news: "None of the stories feel like they come to a conclusion in a satisfying way."
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Anton 8 months ago
My dog died last Friday.. i feels like i lost a family member. Been crying every day.. dogs are the best
Auntriarch 8 months ago
My dear Anton, you did lose a family member. Much love and hugs to you
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It's a list of good news stories, doesn't need to be surprising. Still good news, and nice to be reminded of even if one already knew it.
Load More Replies... Linda Daulby 8 months ago
Doodles 1983 i was going to say that same about me, i have had numerous of pets in my life time but sadly my Bella who was a cat not long passed.
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Joe Reaves 8 months ago
Many zoos do this. If you have a christmas tree or pumpkins or any other seasonal plant stuff check to see if someone local to you does it.
Upstaged75 8 months ago
They use them in the animal habitat to make areas for the animal to hide/play in. Obviously not the elephants though. Too big to hide ;)
Load More Replies... Linda Daulby 8 months ago
I have been to see elephants a long time ago when i was just a child, i remember it well one of them came over to me and nuzzled my hair that was tied at the back.
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General Anaesthesia 8 months ago
From the original: 99-year-old Annie from the Netherlands had the chance to take a wish off of her bucket list. For years she had wanted to feel what it's like to get arrested. Citizens who haven’t committed a crime are usually not permitted in cells, but in 2017 the Nijmegen-Zuid police officers made an exception. They picked her up from home and let her sit handcuffed in a cell for a few minutes. In the pictures, Annie, who has never committed a crime in her life, looks like the happiest prisoner in the world.
April Pickett 8 months ago
I wonder what the rest of her bucket list looks like.
Load More Replies... BrownEyedPanda 8 months ago
I plan to check that off my bucket list when I turn 90. Brace yourselves. 😈
Linda Daulby 8 months ago
I cannot imagine my mum doing that she would be frightened that they would keep her in for a long time. Hahaha 😂
We watch the news, see all the horrible things happening, and can't help but feel helpless. Psychiatrist Arash Javanbakht explains that our aversion to news media might be explained by one form of survival mechanism that we have: learned helplessness.
Basically, when we know we cannot control a scary or painful situation, we simply give up. Arash Javanbakht says that this is why we can't handle watching or reading the news anymore: we feel too helpless by the onslaught of terrible news and, instead of taking action, simply give up.
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LakotaWolf (she/her) 8 months ago
Why? Her presence doesn't detract from his accomplishment.
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Lene 8 months ago
Exactly my thought! How long can they look as pretty as in that photo? Because the roads are paved with asphalt for a reason.
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The Darkest Timeline 8 months ago
The refusal by the reactionary right in the US to invest in renewable energy is baffling. Why would you continue to rely on a dirty and - this part is important so stay with me - non-renewable source of energy if there is a renewable source that is just as cheap? This is yet another way the US will be set back by the current madness coursing through our veins. China has to be over the moon that agent Krasnov is literally running the US ship of state aground.
Jane Hower 8 months ago
And when the wind stops blowing the clouds stay, whatcha gonnado?????????????????
But how do you feel after scrolling through this list of positive, wholesome news, Pandas? Did it alleviate your anxiety at least a little bit? Let us know which stories you loved the most in the comments! And if you want more uplifting goodness, check out our previous posts about the Global Positive News page here, here, and here!
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Joe Reaves 8 months ago
According to some US politicians giving children free meals is spoiling them ...
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Marlene Ricker 8 months ago
Trump doesn't even care to keep people healthy let alone give out free meals.!
Wim Cossement 7 months ago
Only if you cover your hair, you slutty child, stop seducing us!
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Joe Reaves 8 months ago
School uniform is compulsory even if you're fluffy lol.
Load More Replies... Huddo's sister 8 months ago
The school I've been working at these school holidays has a sign up to say they have a therapy dog onsite. So useful for students and teachers.
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Bored Seb 8 months ago
Correcting title: USA is so f****d up that an 82 yo still need to work...
Laura MG 8 months ago (edited)
Yeah and even more seniors, including disabled, will have to either go back to work or check out thanks to our current lunatics-led regime trying to cut off our social security
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Linda Daulby 8 months ago
This is so heart breaking at his age he should be sitting comfortable in his arm chair at home, but i am so glad someone helped him to settle at home with his wife. Well done to the kind fellow to raise the money for him.
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GREYNOOK 8 months ago
thank you EU for the donations, our brothers and sisters out there would appreciate it ❤👍
Libstak 8 months ago
Unfortunately USA will be donating nothing as USAID has been cancelled. Elon, go jump in a Volcano already.
Load More Replies... Sven Horlemann 8 months ago
Now that the richest country in the world stops their help (looking at you, US), this is even more important.
Travelling Stranger 8 months ago
and i learned today that a 28 year old minion of elon's just decided to stop usaid funding to the poorest and most vulnerable
April Pickett 8 months ago
That 28-year-old minion is Elon's employee. Elon gets the credit and can share the blame with Donald.
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Pyla 8 months ago
In America the sugar industry has our congressional representatives by the short hairs, so that’s not going to happen
Fat Harry (Oi / You) 8 months ago
Not even sugar in the US - it's high fructose corn syrup.
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Ace 8 months ago (edited)
This makes me so angry! I hardly ever drink fizzy pop, but on recent trips to the UK I have wanted them occasioanally, only to find on my first sip that it;s all contaminated by bloody artificial sweeteners, which taste so disgusting to me I have to throw the whole thing away. That is how they've reduced sugar consumption - instead of reducing the sweetness so that people get used to having less sugar in everything they've just replaced one, natural, sweetener with another artificial one.
Debby Keir 8 months ago
Whilst I heartily agree that we should reduce sugar intake, most of the products have replaced the sugar with revolting artificial sweeteners. How about finding new recipes and products for unsweetened (or lightly sweetened) recipes instead.
Moana Manana 8 months ago
I live in Europe and watch the Food Network regularly. I feel, when the baker is from Europe, the judges often complain about how not sweet enough the cake is. Have to think if that same baker would have got that critique in their home country....
The Scout 8 months ago
Well, American bread is considered cake in most countries, so...
Load More Replies... Linda Daulby 8 months ago
Good old UK so glad to be British should get them to go to other places all around the world.
Hetal Vyas 8 months ago
It does make the full sugar drinks cost more, however the cost of sugar free drinks hasn't gone down
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Geoffrey Scott 8 months ago
"Welp, better tap that water spigot, wonder if there's one out in the barn?"
Linda Daulby 8 months ago
Aww this has made me cry god bless the wee horse, hope it recovers soon and back out where he should be.
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Linda Daulby 8 months ago
That's so nice of him some people out there wouldn't give two hoots about it.
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veirdbuttrue 8 months ago
Wow!! He helped a lot of people that day. Loved ones, and families. A real hero.
SkyyCaramba 8 months ago
imagine if it was just a fender bender. he got all worked up over nothing. in reality, he's a hero
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Marie Clear 8 months ago
Good article in The Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/jan/07/thailand-bans-imports-plastic-waste-curb-toxic-pollution
Ahnjunwan 8 months ago
Hmmm.....i am somewhat unsure about that. Of course it is a good thing to reduce plastic no matter how but the thai gouvernment in particular should rather educate their people about plastic waste in general. Bring your own bags for example and do not throw your empty plastic bottles on the roadside. The amount of plasticpiles i have seen in thailand was sometimes pretty disgusting. Many people just do not care and nobody is going to fine them when they do it. Drop your plastic in some park in singapore and you pay a lot, thats why nobody does it.
Pernille 8 months ago
I bet a lot of those plastic piles were from Europe and the US, exporting plastic waste is popular in these places. Look at Bangladesh, they barely use any plastic themselves most of the trash is sent there.
Load More Replies... Linda Daulby 8 months ago
They are everywhere here in the UK, Brazil, California, and many other places out there.
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Thorsten Massow 8 months ago
They should give all the methane to Elon Musk, so he can finally take off to mars. The sooner the better...
April Pickett 8 months ago
I hope research like this becomes more common. Any way we can negate polluting of any sort is to be desired.
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Sonia Ceacero 8 months ago
Only people can help people, we can expect nothing from our governments, even though we pay them with our taxes
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Luke Branwen 8 months ago
He may look like a desk in a detention class, but he seems to be a solid dude and that's what counts.
Linda Daulby 8 months ago
I wonder how much the restaurant manager took off her, i can just see his greedy hands demanding for her to give him some of it.
Rednose 7 months ago
This shouldn't be down voted. Tip grabbing happens with disgusting regularity.
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Lady Eowyn 8 months ago
Quilts are love. I make quilts, usually give them away. I was so touched when a friend I gave a bunch of fabric to made a quilt incorporating pieces of every fabric I gave her.
April Pickett 8 months ago
Handmade blankets? They are called quilts here. This is definitely a work of love.
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Victoria 8 months ago
This season has been such an unexpected joy. And the youngsters like Yamal blossoming is such a good thing for the future. I'm pumped for tomorrow!!
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Linda Daulby 8 months ago
Aww i so love them all we have a neighbour across the road who has 3 of them, one of them had a littler of 5 the other day too.
Sonia Ceacero 8 months ago
When and where will it be held again? I have to buy tickets accordingly!
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Motivated sloth 8 months ago
Unfortunately there are people in the country that can’t wait that long. Those are the people who will be affected most, those who cannot afford it.
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Linda Daulby 8 months ago
My oldest brother was a teacher teaching the beginners until one decided to go up without securing himself properly, he fell right on to my brother and ended up getting cancer on his spine. He didn't make it he died 2 months later he was the life and soul of our family, i miss him so much he was only 40 years old.
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Gingersnap In Iowa 8 months ago
I can tell exactly what Baby girl is thinking by looking at her.
Geoffrey Scott 8 months ago
"You are a subprime life form, but give me a skritch behind the ears".
Rick Murray 8 months ago
It's been over five minutes since you last fed me. I'm starving. I'm annoyed. And I find you tedious you lumbering failed chimpanzee talking to me instead of listening intently to what I say. And get out of my way I think I hear something that might be a mouse I SAID *MOVE* YOU OAF!
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Magenta Blu 8 months ago
Well.. considering healthcare in that country, maybe this is just more affordable and kinder
Spencers slave no more 8 months ago
The firefighters all became Dads in 2024.
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Parmeisan 8 months ago
Thank you, with that information I was able to determine that the yellow objects are Prickly Moses (a plant I am not familiar with). I was curious because they kind of look like bugs in this photo but I suspected they were not bugs. :)
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Parmeisan 8 months ago
Not this one. I've looked at several of these on the original source to get more information, and every one so far has had the same images. This one, too, came from Global Positive News and not BP.
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Jill Rhodry 8 months ago
AI overview: -Norway relies heavily on hydropower for electricity, with over 98% of its electricity coming from sustainable, clean sources, primarily hydropower (around 90%) and wind power (just under 10%)
Marie Clear 8 months ago
Actually, while Norway is the 3rd largest oil exporter in the world, the majority of their electricity comes from hydroelectricity. Bobo, let me introduce you to a magical website called Wikipedia, and to an amazing resource called Google search. . .
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The Cute Cat 8 months ago
The idea of pricey engagement ring should be left behind. Key of successful relation is not shiny ring
Dori 8 months ago
Many people agree. I have several friends who don't have diamond engagement rings.
Load More Replies... Thorsten Massow 8 months ago
Since diamonds can burn, I wonder if the ring is still complete...
Dori 8 months ago
I saw this on the news. It was their house and his ring. They had gone back to see what could be salvaged.
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Tempest 8 months ago
As much as I would love for pets to live longer, this method can’t possibly be having more benefits than risks. Ageing is natural and forcibly stopping/slowing it down sounds like a recipe for disaster. Such a forcibly prolonged life might come with so much suffering to the animal while the humans celebrate having their pet around longer.
BookFanatic 8 months ago
My parents--and our old pup--taught me the true act of love for our pets is to release them from further suffering. D**n. That was 30+ yrs ago and I'm still tearing up.
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Motivated sloth 8 months ago
I saw this happen to a kid when I was around 4-5. Poor kid was screaming so loud as the firefighters tried to cut it off. Happy he looks well (if a bit sleepy) and that was very kind of the firefighters.
Johnnynatfan 8 months ago
Do you not see the brand new bike prominently in the foreground?
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WubiDubi 8 months ago
Agreed. Meanwhile BP dedicates a team of writers to hero-worshipping the Tates, body shaming celebs and "we may earn commission" Amazon tat.
Load More Replies... Mari 8 months ago
Please follow "Special books by special kids" on youtube, Instagram or fb. Chris Umer interviews disabled people about their life. Sometimes fundraising for special needs. This channel hopes to encourage the acception and inclusion of disabled people in our society.
LakotaWolf (she/her) 8 months ago
I watch his videos regularly. He is an amazing person and so are all of the people he interviews! I was a primary caregiver for my dad for 21 years after his accident (catastrophic brain damage resulting in full disability) so I feel for the families/parents of the people Chris interviews <3
Load More Replies... Floeckchen 8 months ago
Too bad many of the stories are: common people need to step in because the government and authorities aren't able to provide basic needs for their populace...
Jame brown 6 months ago
I could walk very little but need assistance as I have no balance. It is sad all the time that we thought this disease had no cure with all the technology we have, while some formulas at there can relieve all symptoms and get this of ALS. I’m passing this information to anyone who needs it, because www. madibaherbalcenter. com has the right cure and caregiver for this disease.I took various supplements, medicine prescribed by a neurologist, massage, and physiotherapy, still the disease was progressing very fast until the ALS formula from that company.
WubiDubi 8 months ago
Agreed. Meanwhile BP dedicates a team of writers to hero-worshipping the Tates, body shaming celebs and "we may earn commission" Amazon tat.
Load More Replies... Mari 8 months ago
Please follow "Special books by special kids" on youtube, Instagram or fb. Chris Umer interviews disabled people about their life. Sometimes fundraising for special needs. This channel hopes to encourage the acception and inclusion of disabled people in our society.
LakotaWolf (she/her) 8 months ago
I watch his videos regularly. He is an amazing person and so are all of the people he interviews! I was a primary caregiver for my dad for 21 years after his accident (catastrophic brain damage resulting in full disability) so I feel for the families/parents of the people Chris interviews <3
Load More Replies... Floeckchen 8 months ago
Too bad many of the stories are: common people need to step in because the government and authorities aren't able to provide basic needs for their populace...
Jame brown 6 months ago
I could walk very little but need assistance as I have no balance. It is sad all the time that we thought this disease had no cure with all the technology we have, while some formulas at there can relieve all symptoms and get this of ALS. I’m passing this information to anyone who needs it, because www. madibaherbalcenter. com has the right cure and caregiver for this disease.I took various supplements, medicine prescribed by a neurologist, massage, and physiotherapy, still the disease was progressing very fast until the ALS formula from that company.
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