Edition 70
July 21, 2026
From rediscovered reefs to plastic-to-fuel breakthroughs, this edition is full of inspiring solutions for a better planet.
Coral Reef Long Presumed Dead Is Rediscovered ‘Teeming with Life’ Off Coast of Africa
A coral reef believed dead for decades has been rediscovered off the coast of West Africa, teeming with vibrant life. This "forgotten" deep-sea ecosystem is challenging assumptions and offering new insights into marine biodiversity.
Zero roadkill as Amazon canopy bridges secure 15,000 crossings
Amazon canopy bridges have achieved zero roadkill in Alta Floresta after facilitating 15,000 safe animal crossings. This innovative solution connects fragmented forests, saving critically endangered species.
Colombian Marine Sanctuary Expansion Triples Protected Area Along Chocó Caribbean Coast
Colombia triples its protected marine area in Chocó, safeguarding vital ecosystems and empowering local communities. This expansion strengthens protection for sea turtles, mangroves, and coral reefs, preserving both biodiversity and cultural heritage.
China can turn plastic waste to jet fuel at a low cost: study
Chinese scientists have developed a low-cost method to transform plastic waste into jet fuel. This breakthrough could offer a sustainable solution to plastic pollution and aviation needs.
‘A place of hope and solutions’: the building promising a better future
Rotterdam's new "Shift Embassy" building will showcase innovative solutions to global challenges through art and storytelling. This "nature-positive" landmark aims to inspire hope and collective action for a sustainable future.
