Young people - still in school - have showed they see what's wrong in their communities - and are acting to make things better. Mightn't it be better if adults focused more on supporting our youngsters?

We're constantly pushed to compete, possess and consume - leading to greed and disconnection from each other and nature - but our future can be different. We just need to visualise it - and then create it!

New research shows, crop yields can be higher when artificial pesticides aren't used. Given how badly such chemicals harm our soil, water, air and health, do we need to return to growing food without them?

There's growing interest in buying food that isn't covered in packaging - and in seeing an end to single-use plastic. The good news is - it's now easier to find Refillable shops - thanks to this online tool.

Robert F Kennedy's advice - US health secretary - has reached the mainstream! He recommends a shift away from highly processed food full of sugar and additives - to real food. Who can argue against that?!

Over 120 former military personnel stood in silence in Congress to show the gov't their objection to Israel's Gazan genocide and their war - with the US - on Iran. Some were arrested - just for wanting peace?

Swedish schools are using more books - less tech. The move is being criticised - but given the harms of screen use and the fact 24% of Swedish teenagers aren't functionally literate - maybe not a bad idea?

Golden eagles look set to come back to England - after long being nearly extinct. These majestic birds don't need to wait for a say-so from the gov't - they'll be back when conditions are - once again - right.

London has some great spots for sustainability and community. It's about slowing down, shopping locally and connecting with makers - real people - instead of buying mass produced goods from corporations.

Young people are often the driving force for positive change - doing things to benefit others - and making our world a better place. All they need is a bit of support - and letting their vision become reality!

It started with an act of personal generosity - and has now grown to 266 small funding grants given in 21 countries. This inspiring story shows what good things can happen when we just trust one another!

A recent court ruling shows addiction to smartphones isn't due to personal failings - it's an intended outcome. Platforms are deliberately created to be addictive - but we can regain control of our own lives!

The first ever landfill-gas powered growing dome - run by a local business - will produce year-round food for local people. A central aim of this project is food sovereignty - reducing reliance on food imports.

"When love leads, peace follows" Wise and true words indeed - which guide us to remember - our world is based upon frequency. When we choose to nurture harmony, humanity and the Earth will flourish.

Bloomsday - such a good term and the sunlit opposite of Doomsday. Instead of doom-scrolling griping our time - day in day out - we could all be Bloom-Scrolling. It's akin to envisaging - envisioning our future.

Organic fruit and veg in school meals is great for children - and for local farmers and growers. Small and medium businesses need to be able to gain school meals contracts - with the profits staying local.

Films, books, websites and marketing materials have begun to display logos that say they're human-created. This "human first" approach is part of the backlash against Ai - which some suspect has a dark side.

A saying in life. "If you believe you can't do it - your're right. If you believe you can do it - your right again!" This guy believed - and did it. He built his own yacht - sailed it solo around the world - and won the race!

The Large Tortoiseshell butterfly - classified as extinct in the UK for over 30yrs - is now being spotted in increasing numbers. Great news - this beautiful and charismatic butterfly is making a comeback.

Patriotism is often weaponised - and used to divide. So it's heartwarming to remember, patriotism means unity - shared humanity - and caring enough to criticise one's own nation when it needs to improve.

A local initiative is going to transform a landfill site into a way to provide locally grown - chemical free - food. CO2 - so often demonised - will promote food growth, while landfill gas will be turned into power.

The RSPB is restoring water to a previously drained peatland in the Fens of eastern England. This is great for wildlife - enabling declining birds and water voles to re-populate - and for carbon storage too.

A grassroots farming initiative in Kenya is producing more abundant food - healthier soil - and less reliance on chemicals. Regenerative technique are enabling farmers to grow food in harmony with nature.

A Yale University professor has written a book about how ordinary people can do a better job than politicians at governing - creating policy - and running things. Is it time to envision a new form of democracy?

As outdoor swimming gets more popular, swimmers, campaigners, councils and businesses are aligning in a shared goal. It is - to stop single-use plastic getting into our oceans and rivers - in fact to stop it!