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Edition 39

June 15, 2026

From cleaner air & music without electricity to record-breaking feats & solar triumphs, good news abounds!

EV Popularity in China Accounts for 262,000 Fewer Deaths from Air Pollution

EV Popularity in China Accounts for 262,000 Fewer Deaths from Air Pollution

China's EV boom is saving lives! Over 260,000 fewer air pollution deaths thanks to cleaner cars.

Good News Network

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Artist Innovates with Clay, Makes Beautiful Amplifiers that Need No Electricity

Artist Innovates with Clay, Makes Beautiful Amplifiers that Need No Electricity

Sivaprakash K is crafting incredible terracotta amplifiers that amplify your phone's music using only sound, no electricity needed!

The Better India

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5,000 People in 5 Countries Set Guinness Juggling Record Before World Cup

5,000 People in 5 Countries Set Guinness Juggling Record Before World Cup

5,000+ people across 5 countries set a Guinness World Record for simultaneous ball juggling, raising funds for climate-damaged soccer fields. This global event united fans and athletes to support crucial community sports spaces impacted by extreme weather.

The Good Press

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Solar overtakes gas power in Asia for first time ever

Solar overtakes gas power in Asia for first time ever

Asia's solar power just surpassed gas for the first time ever, driven by massive growth in China, India and Pakistan. This shift highlights a global trend as renewables increasingly compete with traditional fuels.

Carbon Brief

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Water-based nanoprinting moves metal films onto delicate 3D surfaces without damage

Water-based nanoprinting moves metal films onto delicate 3D surfaces without damage

New water-floating nanoprinting technology transfers delicate metal circuits onto 3D surfaces like leaves and fruits without damage. This breakthrough opens doors for smart agriculture, wearable healthcare, and bioelectronics.

Phys.org

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Did You Know?

Only a quarter of the Sahara Desert is sandy. Most of it is covered in gravel, though it also contains mountains and oases. And here’s another geography fact about the Sahara that everyone gets wrong: It isn’t the world’s largest desert—Antarctica is.

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