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On January 5th, The Avian Welfare Coalition Created a campaign that aims to raise awareness of the destructive bird trade, the realities of cruel bird breeding mills, and ways to improve the welfare of birds already in captivity.

-Diego Caballero

http://www.avianwelfare.org/nationalbirdday/

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A recent study by the University of Oxford indicates that the virus is being “watered down” as it adapts to our immune systems.

It is now taking much longer for HIV to cause Aids, and in time, some virologists believe that it could eventually become “almost harmless” as it evolves. “We are observing evolution happening in front of us and it is surprising how quickly the process is happening… the virus is slowing down in its ability to cause disease,”

https://www.bbc.com/news/health-30254697

-Daniel Alva

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400 families in Edmonton, Canada woke up on Christmas to $250 Gift Card left outside with a poem - Anonymous gift totaling $100'000 dollars.

CBC reached out the identity of the do-gooder at he claimed that he decided to do it "because oh the tough year that everyone had" , he -"hope that the gifts gave people a sense that the world is good and there is a brighter future not far ahead".
Here a extract of the poem says:

Still standing after twenty twenty,
you'll emerge stronger
for someone in need,
you'll be their first responder
you're a fighter, you're tested, you'll conquer.

Good News Network

Lizardo Maldonado

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Legalization of abortion in Argentina is a victory for women.

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Legalization of abortion in Argentina is a victory for women.

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Abortion rights activists celebrate after the Senate approved a bill to legalize abortion outside Congress in Buenos Aires on Wednesday morning .(30/12/2020)

Argentina’s national congress decided that abortion should no longer be a criminal matter. Women will be allowed to terminate pregnancies up to 14 weeks, for free in public hospitals , with exceptions made after this point for rape and situations in which a woman’s health is endangered.

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Diego Laje and Kara Fox, C. (2021). Argentina's Senate approves historic bill to legalize abortion . Retrieved 6 January 2021, from https://edition.cnn.com/2020/12/30/americas/argentina-abortion-senate-vote-intl/index.html
-José Manuel Orozco

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13-Year old Texas Boy Raises $6,000 to Buy Christmas Presents For Kids in Homeless Shelter

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13-Year old Texas Boy Raises $6,000 to Buy Christmas Presents For Kids in Homeless Shelter

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A young teen in Texas became the secret Santa for 61 homeless children, showering them with Christmas presents this year.

Jaxson Turner raised $5,900 through GoFundMe and social media to supply all the kids at The Samaritan Inn with new sneakers, coats, socks, toys and a hot meal for the holidays.

“Why should they worry about Christmas for their children too?”

https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/jaxson-turner-gives-christmas-gifts-to-homeless-kids/

- Arturo Hernández

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This article says that a method was found by which CO2 can be taken out of the air and turned into jet fuel and that it could be the future of aviation. It would be decreasing 2 or 3% of the CO2 emitted by humans.

Converting atmospheric CO2 into usable hydrocarbon fuel is difficult, and as until recently, expensive both in terms of capital and electricity.

because they have to use this special molecule to re use the co2 and its prettty complicated, but The University of Oxford’s  designed a new iron-based catalyst that represents an inexpensive way of directly capturing atmospheric CO2 and converting it into a jet fuel-range of hydrocarbons.

-Mayra Arechiga

https://www.onlygoodnewsdaily.com/post/sucking-co2-from-the-air-for-jet-fuel

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Granny prepares tamales for doctors who saved her life

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Granny prepares tamales for doctors who saved her life

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A 73-year-old woman from Mexico who lives in Los Angeles in the United States prepared more than 800 tamales for the medical staff who saved her life.

The Mexican spent 5 days preparing and distributing her tamales to all the medical staff who helped her when she needed it most.

The covid-19 survivor identified as Margarita Montañez was admitted to the hospital in Los Angeles, California, was intubated and, thanks to the doctors and nurses, she made it.

After recovering, she and her daughter prepared the tamaliza as a token of gratitude.

https://enfoquenoticias.com.mx/noticias/abuelita-prepara-tamaliza-para-m-dicos-que-le-salvaron-la-vida

-Sherlyn Ramírez

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‘Gamechanging’: supermarkets help inspire record number to embrace Veganuary

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‘Gamechanging’: supermarkets help inspire record number to embrace Veganuary

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A record half a million people have signed up to the 31-day Veganuary challenge so far this year, as supermarkets realise the economic potential of plant-based diets

- Yoana Gonzalez
https://www.positive.news/lifestyle/uk-supermarkets-inspire-record-number-to-embrace-veganuary/

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Why I'm feeling hopeful about the environment in 2021

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Why I'm feeling hopeful about the environment in 2021

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This year, 2021, a number of things are coming together to help achieve a low-carbon future. In 25 years of reporting the environment patch I've never been so convinced that the world has the potential to change.

It's about politics: recent bolder climate commitments from the UK, the EU, incoming American President Joe Biden and even China. It's about business: for the first time ever renewable energy investment will exceed that in fossil fuels. And it's about timing: a post-Covid recovery year running up to the global COP26 climate summit in November.

But mostly it's about ideas - an eruption of climate change solutions. Applied human intelligence is the vaccine against climate change.

https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-55429607

-Kyarha Reyes

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Already free of coronavirus, this Pacific islands country could become the first in the world to be vaccinated

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Already free of coronavirus, this Pacific islands country could become the first in the world to be vaccinated

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The Republic of Palau, where about 18,000 people live, is entirely free from Covid-19 and could become one of the first countries vaccinated against the disease. The first shipment included 2,800 doses of the vaccine, which will be administered in two shots, 28 days apart.

Palau has not recorded a single coronavirus case or virus-related death. Of course, they  implement stricter border controls and were locked down in march. They followed effective measures to avoid spreading the virus and they succeeded, that is why I consider it to be good news. Knowing that at least one country achieved this satisfaction that many others did not because not all citizens take care of themselves, is shocking.

-Paola Peniche

https://edition.cnn.com/2021/01/05/asia/palau-covid-vaccine-intl-hnk/index.html

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Grad student raises $30K for charity for 'pizza drops' from 2nd story window

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Grad student raises $30K for charity for 'pizza drops' from 2nd story window

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Ben Berman, 27, began baking pizzas and delivering them from his second story apartment to connect with friends at the start of the pandemic. Months later, his hobby evolved into a booming nonprofit that has raised $30,000 to help fight food insecurity and homelessness in Philadelphia.
Berman ordered 40 feet of thick string on Amazon and rigged a pulley system where he sent slices of homemade pizza (his latest culinary hobby) down in paper bags.
https://www.today.com/food/grad-student-raises-30k-charity-dropping-pizza-window-t205014
Ángel Cohen 601

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The first highway made from recycled plastic in the us

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The first highway made from recycled plastic in the us

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Using more than 150,000 single-use plastic bottles, sustainable landscaping company TechniSoil parthnered with state transit officials to repave the one-mile stretch of three-lane road in July

- Pau Farias

https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/california-highway-becomes-first-us-road-made-from-recycled-plastic/

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Adidas to Launch Plant-Based Shoes Made of Mushroom Leather To Top 60% Sustainability For All Products 

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Adidas to Launch Plant-Based Shoes Made of Mushroom Leather To Top 60% Sustainability For All Products 

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As part of a 2021 sustainability initiative from Europe’s largest sportswear manufacturer, the new Stan Smiths will be entirely vegan, and created using mycelium: that is, the vegetative part of fungi that
produces mushrooms.

https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/mushrooms-new-adidas-plant-based-shoes-mushrooms-2021/

-Rodrigo Toledo-

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Oncologist erases medical debt for nearly 200 of his patients

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Oncologist erases medical debt for nearly 200 of his patients

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An Arkansas oncologist decided to give nearly 200 patients a Christmas gift that he hoped would make their lives "a little bit easier": erasing their more than half a million dollars in medical debt.

Dr. Omar Atiq, who founded the Arkansas Cancer Clinic in 1991, sent out a notice to his patients just days before Dec. 25 saying that "the clinic has decided to forego all balances owed to the clinic by its patients,"

The outlet reported that Atiq had closed the clinic in late February after nearly 30 years of providing cancer treatments, including chemotherapy and radiation therapy

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/good-news/oncologist-erases-medical-debt-for-nearly-200-of-his-patients/ar-BB1cphcB

-Manuel García del Valle

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Red Sox to hire Bianca Smith as minor league coach, the first Black woman to hold such a job

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Red Sox to hire Bianca Smith as minor league coach, the first Black woman to hold such a job

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Smith comes to the Red Sox from Carroll University in Wisconsin, where she served as hitting coach for the Division III Pioneers baseball team and an athletics administrator at the school. She previously had served internships with the Texas Rangers and Cincinnati Reds and also had worked in Major League Baseball’s corporate office. Smith, a softball player at Dartmouth from 2010 to 2012, also had served as a graduate assistant coach at Case Western Reserve in Cleveland.

Juan Pablo Flores Farrés

https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2020/12/31/red-sox-black-woman-coach/

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The WHO confirmed this week that Africa has defeated wild polio after the virus was finally eliminated in Nigeria.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-020-01156-x
-Daniela Morado

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Disney announces new series that will be launched in 2021

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Disney announces new series that will be launched in 2021

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If you are a Star Wars fan, just finished The Mandalorian and you hate to wait for season 3 to be launched you won’t have to worry about it because Disney has announced that two new series will be launched in 2021; such as The Bad Batch and the Book of Boba Fett. So don’t be worried because you will be very entertained and happy because more series will be launched after these two in 2022.

Reference:https://www.google.com.mx/amp/s/www.radiotimes.com/news/tv/scifi/2020-12-18/star-wars-the-bad-batch-release-date/amp/

https://www.starwars.com/news/the-book-of-boba-fett

Íker Pagaza Sandoval

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Seaweed-Eating Giant Crabs Could Help Save Florida Coral Reefs

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Seaweed-Eating Giant Crabs Could Help Save Florida Coral Reefs

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Seaweeds too often are blocking sunlight from reaching the baby corals, while simultaneously releasing chemicals that prevent the corals from reproducing as well as making them more susceptible to disease.
The new study from Florida International University determined that not only can the Caribbean king crab munch the corals free of seaweed faster than all methods involving human hands, but that the increase of coral reproduction spawned a boom in reef fish numbers as well.

https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/florida-keys-reefs-cleared-of-seaweed-by-crabs/

Andrea Peregrino

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Police officer pays for shoplifting suspects holiday dinner.

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Police officer pays for shoplifting suspects holiday dinner.

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Officer Matt Lima responded to a report of shoplifting Dec. 20 at Stop & Shop, where two women with two young children were accused of putting groceries into bags at a self-checkout kiosk without scanning them.
The women said they had fallen on hard times and were trying to provide a Christmas dinner for the children. Lima says he was reminded of his own children and used his own money to buy $250 in grocery gift cards.

“His actions exemplify what it means to protect and serve the members of our community," Chief George McNeil said on the department's website.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/good-news/police-officer-pays-for-shoplifting-suspects-holiday-dinner/ar-BB1cpSxX#image=2

-Miguel Angel Herrera Quinn