October 27, 2025
Hello dear Good News community,
Yesterday we had the time change. That means it’s brighter in the morning, but already dark by late afternoon. It will take a while for my body to adjust. The EU has long been trying to agree on a unified time—but so far without success. Changing the clocks can be bad for our health: a U.S. study confirms that time shifts carry health risks and recommends abolishing daylight saving time.
Enjoy reading, Selina
NEWS OF THE DAY
(Abre numa nova janela)Ireland permanently introduces a basic income for artists
Ireland has spent three years testing a basic income for artists through a pilot program. Local artists received $1,500 per month. Now, the government has announced that the pilot project, “Basic Income for the Arts,” will be permanently implemented in 2026. Source: THE CONVERSATION
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Oil company in France convicted of greenwashing
A Paris court has convicted the energy company TotalEnergies for misleading climate claims. The corporation promotes green energy but continues to rely heavily on oil and gas. Environmental organizations see this as a turning point in the fight against greenwashing. Source: LE MONDE
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Vogue ends the fur era
Vogue will no longer use real animal fur in its articles or advertising. The move marks a turning point for the fashion industry. Brands like Gucci, Prada, and Canada Goose had already removed fur from their collections. Source: CNN
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Al-Qula’an showcases sustainable tourism in Egypt
In southern Egypt, the small eco-village of Al-Qula’an demonstrates how ecotourism can go hand in hand with centuries-old knowledge. Once a simple fishing community, the village has developed into a sustainable travel destination—living in harmony with nature and the traditions of the Ababda tribe. Source: MONGABAY
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Why ending daylight saving time would be a good idea
Europe has been debating the end of daylight saving time for years. Now, a U.S. study based on health data and light models shows that permanent standard time could measurably reduce the risk of obesity and strokes. Researchers therefore recommend abolishing the time change. Source: SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
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How funny animal photos help wildlife conservation
A monkey in a Kung-Fu pose, yoga-practicing lemurs, and a wide-eyed pufferfish: the 40 finalists for this year’s Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards have been announced. The contest, running since 2015, aims to make people smile—and use humor to raise awareness for wildlife conservation. Source: THE GUARDIAN
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