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Edition 99

August 24, 2026

Rewilded sharks, solar-powered farms, and innovative land restoration lead this inspiring edition!

Zebra Sharks the First Ever to Be Rewilded After 82 Pups Released by Dedicated ‘Shark Nannies’

Zebra Sharks the First Ever to Be Rewilded After 82 Pups Released by Dedicated ‘Shark Nannies’

Sharks are back in the wild! 82 zebra shark pups, raised by "shark nannies," have been released in Indonesia, marking the first-ever rewilding of sharks. This groundbreaking conservation effort gives endangered zebra sharks a fighting chance.

Good News Network

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Ethiopian Farmers Save Thousands by Switching to Solar Irrigation–While Cutting Emissions

Ethiopian Farmers Save Thousands by Switching to Solar Irrigation–While Cutting Emissions

Ethiopian farmers are boosting crop yields and cutting costs by switching to solar-powered irrigation, replacing expensive diesel pumps. This green initiative not only saves them thousands but also reduces emissions and builds resilience against drought.

Good News Network

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How Niger restored 5 million hectares without planting a single tree

How Niger restored 5 million hectares without planting a single tree

Niger restored 5 million hectares of land by protecting and pruning existing underground root systems. This farmer-led technique, FMNR, revitalizes land without planting a single new tree.

The Optimist Daily: Making Solutions the News

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The Era of 24/7 Solar Has Begun

The Era of 24/7 Solar Has Begun

Solar power is no longer just a daytime option! Battery storage is now enabling 24/7 solar, revolutionizing global power grids and unlocking solar's true potential.

OGN Daily

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Smart Israel, Diana Yousef and Oghenekevwe William Emadago are Recipients of the 2026 Global Citizen Waislitz Awards

Smart Israel, Diana Yousef and Oghenekevwe William Emadago are Recipients of the 2026 Global Citizen Waislitz Awards

Global Citizen and Waislitz Foundation honor three innovators tackling extreme poverty with practical solutions. Winners are developing sustainable food, waterless sanitation, and affordable sanitary pads.

Global Citizen

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Did You Know?

Charon, the biggest of Pluto's moons, is about half the size of Pluto itself, making it the largest satellite relative to the planet it orbits in our solar system. It orbits Pluto at a distance of just 12,200 miles (19,640 kilometers). For comparison, our Moon is 20 times farther away from Earth. Pluto and Charon are often referred to as a double planet.

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