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First he saved Bills fans from a boring football game. Now he’s saved a terrified kitty from a tall tree.
Source: ‘And you did it with your clothes on’: Bills streaker rescues stranded cat – The Buffalo News
To the best of my knowledge trained arborists aren’t known for streaking at football games, but a surprising number are known for volunteering to assist cats stuck up in trees.
The dogs have been so helpful they continue to be on campus for anyone needing their unconditional love and affection
Source: Therapy Dogs Waiting to Welcome Back the Parkland High School Students «TwistedSifter
Anyone with a pet will understand how helpful this really can be.
Plan to be tested in five cities in effort to meet EU air pollution targets and avoid big fines
Source: German cities to trial free public transport to cut pollution
I’ll be fascinated to hear the results of this. I think it holds a lot of promise for a number of reasons.
Experts predict Australia is likely to become the first country to effectively eliminate cervical cancer within the next 40 years.
Source: Australia set to completely eliminate cervical cancer in world-first
The progress of vaccinations in eliminating major health threats continues. Vaccinate.
As snow continues to fall, mosques invite the homeless in for food and warm shelter.
Source: UK mosques open doors to homeless as temperatures plunge
Wouldn’t it be great if more institutions — religious and otherwise — did this? Nice example.
From using up leftover bread to tackling climate change, our pick of three projects that use brewing as a force for good
Source: Brewing good: three beer-for-good projects
Behold the power of “beer for good”. 🙂
One simple filter might be able to deliver clean water for a fraction of the cost and energy of our current purification and desalinization methods.
Source: This Graphene Filter Makes Dirty Saltwater Drinkable
Many of us take clean (or cleanish) water for granted. This type of technology would be a major game-changer for much of the world.
His mom won’t be able to cross the border to watch him walk the stage.
Source: Mexico student who crosses border every day will graduate with honors
Great example of working hard.
An 11-year-old girl beat out thousands of other entries in a photo contest and then turned around and donated her prize to charity.
Source: 11-year-old beats out 3,000 others in photography contest; donates prize to Make-a-Wish foundation
Great photograph, but an awesome reaction to winning.
Teacher’s viral post reminds us there is still good in the world, and it’s her students.
Source: Students’ Active Shooter Plan For Teacher In Wheelchair Is Heartbreaking
Heartbreaking? Perhaps. But oh, so, encouraging that they would think of this. Once again, the worst brings out the best … in our students.