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Access to affordable child care is a huge issue for many families in the U.S and makes everyday things harder — even voting.
Olympian Allyson Felix is advocating for change! Felix and Chamber of Mothers are working with nonprofit Politisit to offer a number of free or reimbursed child care services in various states for parents who are early voting or heading to the polls on election day.
Some of the participating states are north carolina, New York, Philadelphia, and Chicago. They have to do is fill out a Google Form with information on the kind of care they will need and how much it will cost.
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Arizona and Oklahoma have just become the first states to allow campaign funds to be used for childcare expenses.
This decision acknowledges the struggles parents in politics face, giving them the support they need to balance a campaign and family.
By allowing candidates to use campaign funds for childcare, these states are promoting greater inclusivity and encouraging more parents to run for office.
This change could lead to a more diverse representation in government, which is crucial for addressing the needs of all citizens.
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Transitioning to clean energy is crucial in the fight against climate change — I have good news: The UK officially closed its last coal power plant!
This plant caused pollution, health problems and environmental damage. With its closure, we’re looking at a decrease in harmful emissions and a healthier environment for all those who live here.
The UK is investing in renewable energy, such as solar and wind, providing sustainable power while creating jobs in the green energy sector.
This is a major milestone in the state’s commitment to renewable energy and reducing carbon emissions. The closure of the coal plant means a greener future.
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Scientists created a meat-free protein using hydrogen, oxygen, and carbon dioxide as a solution to fight world hunger!
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The Biden administration announced a new requirement for insurance providers to cover injectable PrEP!
This policy ensures that people at high risk of HIV have access to this highly effective medication without worrying about the cost. Injectable PrEP can be a game-changer, and is a convenient alternative to daily pills. this makes it easier for individuals to stay protected.
Prevention is key in the fight against HIV.
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Since 2002, the Global Fund has been working to combat diseases like AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria. a new report shows they’ve saved over 65 million lives!
The have increased access to lifesaving medications and resources. For example, millions of people are able to receive therapy for HIV, and children are being treated for tuberculosis — serious health conditions that could have been fatal without intervention.
The Global Fund also invests in health systems so countries can provide better care to their citizens and strengthening healthcare across the globe.
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A hospital in North Carolina forgave $26 million of medical debt for 11,500 patients!
Atrium Health partnered with a nonprofit organization to relieve financial burdens for those struggling with unpaid medical bills. Some patients debt dated back 20 years.
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The world’s largest wildlife crossing is underway— sitting over the 101 Freeway in Agoura Hills! The project is expected to finish in early 2026.
Wildlife crossings are essential for helping animals navigate busy roads safely. the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing will allow animals like mountain lions, deer, and coyotes to move freely between habitats without the threat of traffic. This is crucial for their survival, as roads can disrupt their living spaces.
This crossing isn’t just a win for animals; it’s a win for people, too. By allowing wildlife to thrive, we’re promoting biodiversity and ensuring that ecosystems remain healthy.
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Tuscon, Arizona launched an ambitious initiative called the Million Trees Initiative. Their goal is to plant one million trees throughout the city by 2030!
This project is not just about beautifying the city; it’s also a powerful way to combat climate change and improve air quality. Trees can lower temperatures, reduce energy costs, and provide shade, making urban spaces more livable.
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A county in Oregon filed the first-ever climate deception lawsuit against a natural gas company
The lawsuit accuses the state’s largest natural gas utility of being responsible for “a substantial portion” of greenhouse gas emissions and deceiving the public about their harm
Multnomah County is seeking over $50 billion in damages to cover the cost of responding to the effects of extreme heat, wildfire, and drought during last summers record-breaking temperatures.
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Day 50 of 100 Days of Good News: Students in Austria have created a solution to help with tech waste by inventing electronics made out of recyclable, dissolvable paper.
This innovative router is made from biodegradable materials, aiming to reduce e-waste and promote sustainability in technology. Once it’s no longer needed it can be easily dissolved in water, leaving no harmful residue behind.
This could revolutionize how we approach the future of electronic devices!
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