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π‘ Optimist's Edge: Self-driving cars will be a freedom revolution for people with disabilities
π‘ Self-driving cars will look different and be much cheaper to travel, meaning a freedom revolution for people with disabilities.
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πΊ Why are people so pessimistic about the future? Part 2 - the news media
Good journalism is one of the most important things we have in society. But news media is unbalanced and report much more negative news than positive, which gives us a distorted and pessimistic view of the world.
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π« NestlΓ© Pilots Recyclable Paper in Australia
KitKatβs parent company NestlΓ© has recently announced a pilot program to test compostable and recyclable paper packaging for their chocolate bars.
π€ Minnesota Installs New Community Solar Garden
In Makato, Minnesota, a 1.2-megawatt solar array will be built this year. People living in apartments, mobile home park occupants as well as individuals with low credit scores can subscribe and own a share of the solar array.
π The cheetah returns to India
Dozens of cheetahs are to be sent from South Africa to India over the next few years to rebuild a new cheetah tribe after the one that was wiped out in the 1950s.
𧲠Magnets remove dangerous "forever chemicals" from water
A new method for removing βforever chemicalsβ from water. A solution is added to contaminated water, making the chemicals and contaminants magnetic which allows them to be easily attracted.
πΌ WWF helps companies to better manage biodiversity
A risk filter will show the companies what risks their own operations pose to biological diversity in the world.
π‘ 3D printed houses in 24 hours
Mighty Buildings uses a 20-foot-high printer inside a warehouse to print small homes in just 24 hours.
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