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Society USARegardless of Your Legal Status, You’ll Have Access to Food Here
Within its latest state budget, California is expanding its food assistance program to include undocumented residents who are 55 and older, becoming the first American state to help out low-income people, regardless of their immigration status, and funding will almost triple by 2026.
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Society New ZealandWith the Help of Locals, Wildlife Thrives Here – As It Did Seven Centuries Ago
What started as an urban ecosanctuary for birds in the heart of Wellington, New Zealand’s capital, transformed into a formidable ecological revolution to restore the city to its pre-human, pre-predators state, some 700 years ago, where wildlife is thriving!
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Environment USANew Park Atop a Six-Lane Highway Redefines Nature in a City
In San Francisco, the United States, a section of a highway has been reconfigured to add above it a large open space where citizens of all ages can enjoy greeneries and beautiful views, as one of North America’s infrastructure reuse projects.
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Society SenegalThis Territory Has Been Restored, Bringing Young Locals Back Home!
Following a decade of hard conservation work, biodiversity, ecosystems, and resources have been restored in Kawawana, Senegal, with younger generations coming back to their native land, committed more than ever to preserve what has been saved.
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Environment USAHistoric Agreement Makes Sure Natives Have Their Equal Say (and It’s Good for the Climate, Too!)
The United States signed a historic agreement with five Native American Nations to co-manage Utah’s National Monument, where tribes are seen as equals and experts to better protect the natural landscape and save the cultural traditions associated with it.
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Environment BangladeshHere’s How Mangrove Trees will Protect Local Communities
As cyclones are getting more severe due to the climate crisis, the Bangladeshi government joined forces with NGOs and local communities to plant native mangrove trees along embankments and dikes to protect against tidal surges.
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Society USAMental Health Help Will Soon Have a Short, Three-Digit Hotline
A shorter code to help people suffering from mental health problems will soon be in operation across the United States, making help even more accessible in times of crisis, as part of a larger plan to address mental health challenges.
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