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Edition 46

June 23, 2026

From laughing laws to robot waste sorters and animal rights, discover uplifting news from around the globe!

New Law in Japan Reminds People to Laugh Every Day

New Law in Japan Reminds People to Laugh Every Day

Japan's Yamagata prefecture now officially encourages residents to laugh daily for better health. This new law highlights research linking laughter to reduced disease risk, increased longevity, and boosted immunity.

OGN Daily

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17 year old Student Built an AI-Powered Robot That Sorts Waste With 90% Success

17 year old Student Built an AI-Powered Robot That Sorts Waste With 90% Success

This teen innovator built an AI robot that sorts waste with 90% accuracy. TRASHbot automatically identifies and separates recyclables from biodegradables, tackling India's waste crisis.

The Better India

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Scientists open a million-year-old time capsule hidden beneath New Zealand

Scientists open a million-year-old time capsule hidden beneath New Zealand

A million-year-old "time capsule" of ancient New Zealand wildlife has been unearthed, revealing a lost world of birds and frogs. This incredible find showcases dramatic natural extinctions and evolution long before humans arrived.

ScienceDaily

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First global summit held in Indonesia to tackle animal cruelty content

First global summit held in Indonesia to tackle animal cruelty content

Global leaders met for the first time to combat the booming online industry of animal cruelty content. This summit aims to tackle a crisis spanning animal welfare, digital safety, and public trust.

Conservation news

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Canadian town officially recognizes trees as living beings with rights

Canadian town officially recognizes trees as living beings with rights

Canadian town Terrasse-Vaudreuil officially recognized trees as living beings with rights, like the right to life and natural growth. This groundbreaking move declares trees "our biggest ally" in fighting climate change and protecting the environment.

The Independent

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Did You Know?

June 23rd is celebrated as International Women in Engineering Day! with the intention of giving women in engineering a public profile, given that they are underrepresented in the field. Only 8% of Fortune 500 companies have women as chief engineering officers, yet women account for 27% of engineering graduates globally and still face an 17% global engineering pay gap.

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