July 01, 2026
Hello dear Good News community,
Incredible, half the year is already over! And the new half-year is starting exactly the way the old one ended: with a big helping of Good News from around the world. Enjoy the read!
Enjoy reading, Selina
WEEKEND EDITION
Million-dollar project for ME/CFS research
A new EU research project led by the Medical University of Vienna aims to improve the diagnosis and treatment of ME/CFS. To achieve this, researchers are evaluating data from more than 700 affected individuals and analyzing thousands of already known active compounds. The goal is to ensure faster diagnosis and more targeted therapies. Source: VIENNA.AT (S'ouvre dans une nouvelle fenêtre)
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France cracks down on ultra-fast fashion
France is stepping up its fight against disposable fashion: advertising for ultra-fast fashion providers like Shein and Temu will be banned. In the future, buyers will also be informed about the environmental impact. The law aims to reduce textile waste and promote sustainable consumption. Other EU countries could follow this example. Source: LE MONDE
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World Health Organization praises Spanish climate havens
In light of rising heat-related deaths in Southern Europe, the WHO is calling for free cooling spaces across Europe. Spain is taking a pioneering role here, expanding a network of climate havens in libraries, museums, and sports centers. Source: EURONEWS
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Mobility transition with vehicle solar panels
A new study by the Fraunhofer Institute as part of the SolarMoves project shows great potential for the transportation sector: solar modules installed directly on vehicles can cover 55 to 70 percent of the annual energy requirement autonomously and emission-free, depending on usage. Source: RESET
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Intergenerational festival in Norway reshapes aging
A two-day festival in Bergen, Norway, relies on culture and dialogue to reshape the aging process. The intergenerational initiative develops creative solutions to combat loneliness and promote better mental health in old age. Source: BBC
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Rediscovery of a fish species thought to be extinct
The Mekong giant salmon carp, once thought to be extinct, still exists in Cambodia. As a research team confirmed, the critically endangered freshwater fish has been documented by local fishermen for the fourth time since 2020. Source: MONGABAY
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Date
01/07/2026