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Society Zanzibar22. August 202113 Women Farm Sponges to Protect Their Ocean (and Their Income)
As ocean waters are warming, 13 women from the African island of Zanzibar now turn to sponge farming to earn a living, learning how to swim and even becoming conservationists in an effort to rebalance the ecosystem and prevent overfishing.
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Society Lebanon18. August 2021Never Give Up: Citizens Find Local Solutions Amid Food Crisis
Lebanon has a long tradition of importing most of its food, and following the economy crisis of 2019, citizens have learned to reinvent their gastronomic practices, promote local products, and limit any waste.
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Society USA15. August 2021This Project Is Bringing Displaced People Back to Their Old Neighborhood
An affordable housing project in Santa Monica, United States, will prioritize Black families in order to right the wrong the community underwent when its members were displaced due to urban renewal projects in the 1950s and 1960s.
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Society USA11. August 2021Debt-Free Degree, Anyone? This Retail Giant Says Yes!
Target is paving the way for affordable education across the United States: the retail corporation has pledged to invest $200 million over the next four years, to help eliminate student debt and make education more accessible for employees.
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Society USA6. August 2021This Company Builds Houses and Gives Them Away (for Free!)
An architecture firm based in Ohio, United States, has set up a project through which the company gives, every year, free houses to families in need, as a way to give back to the community and be part of the housing crisis across the country.