One Last Thing
This is the Final Episode of For Goodness' Sake! I want to tell you why I embarked on this project in the first place, what I have learned along the w...
For Goodness' Sake!
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Every Monday, For Goodness' Sake brings you the good news you missed, because we believe good stories deserve to be told. Everyday, throughout the world, good things are happening. If technology can connect us to hardship and pain, then it can also connect us to hope and joy. You know where you can go to hear about the bad. Now you have a place to come and hear about the good. Good stories should be told For Goodness’ Sake!
Ethical Capital
This week we are going to look at how some of the world’s biggest banks are starting to finance a green revolution. Then, how we can build a greener f...
Paris, Publix, and PPE
Paris is expanding the city's bike lanes as a way to improve social distancing. Factory workers lived inside their factory to help create as much prot...
How To Feed The People
The population of our planet is always growing. As we slowly move toward a population of more than 10 billion people, you may think we will need to cu...
Andrew Yang and the Pope
During an address on Easter Sunday, the Pope stated that it may be time for the world to consider a Universal Basic Income. So what is a Universal Bas...
How to Save the Seas
Without healthy oceans, we can't have a healthy planet. Sometimes it seems impossible to heal our oceans, but there is still hope. A new study found w...
The Library That Stays Open
A newly discovered bacteria that eats polyurethane may open the door to recycling materials that previously were destined for the landfill. Then, an o...
There is Still Good.
The world had been rightfully preoccupied with the COVID-19 pandemic. But, there is still good news out there, and you deserve to hear it now more tha...
Minecraft-ing a Free Press
Minecraft is the most popular video game in history. This week, it's being used to do something no video game has ever done before. Then, how the firs...
iRepaired?
The European Commission recently passed laws that force manufacturers of major appliances to ensure their products can be easily repaired. Now, they a...