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3 Jun 2023
#society
The American Spectator: There Is Still Good in the World
Despite the hopelessness of our century, there are many things going right: cancer mortality is decreasing, we still have poetry and music, and social networks haven't destroyed all forms of friendship. There are millions of people doing good, from soldiers offering prisoners water to farmers harvesting crops, radiologists confirming the absence of tumors, and businessmen supporting children's hospitals. In fact, the number of hungry people in the world has decreased by more than 200 million since 1990 (, ). However, there are also many problems to address, like violence, environmental issues, and poverty, that require looking for opportunities for development and progress (, ). Despite the challenges, we should not give in to cynicism, but focus on the ordinary people who make the world a better place each day.
#culture
The American Spectator: Why Can So Many Trace Their Ancestry to the Cherokees?
The author explores his family tree, tracing his maternal lineage back to prominent Cherokee figures such as Chief Morning Flower Powhatan and Pocahontas. However, his claim to a Cherokee princess ancestor was challenged and erased, possibly due to the Dawes Commission and the land rush to prove pedigree. In the end, the author discovers his Norse and Irish heritage overshadow his Cherokee ancestry.
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The Epoch Times: Australian Regulator Comes Clean With Carbon Credit Data Release
Previously secret CEA data has been released by the Clean Energy Regulator to increase trust in Australia's carbon credit scheme, which is supported by stringent assurance. More than 60 farmers also released data to prove the genuine success of their carbon farming projects but called for deeper and standardized metrics to avoid confusion about the impacts of carbon farming.