by Dr Robert Young, Dr Robert Young: On March 18th, 2019, I presented my cancer research at the Global Summit on Oncology and Cancer at the 15th International Conference on Cancer Sciences and Therapy. This presentation took place in London, England on March 18th and 19th, 2019. In attendance were several of my clients/patients who […]

Welcome back to our weekly column, where we give you a peek at what our team has been reading, learning and discussing. Let us know what you think at info@reasonstobecheerful.world. Planting change The experience of living through three hurricanes — Irma, Harvey and Maria — inspired two young mechanical engineers in Puerto Rico to develop an automatic water planter. The invention, covered in a Forbes story that RTBC Editorial Intern Valeria Morales-Soto shared this week, showcases a step towards access and production of clean water on the island. Valeria says:   The lack of access to drinking water is a common problem for residents in Puerto Rico. As a native that has lived through several hurricanes myself, I see capturing water from other alternative sources like this smart pot as an example of how the island is capable of implementing effective solutions through cutting-edge technology and innovation. Train time From an undersea tunnel linking Asia and Europe to trains that arrive every two or three minutes, countries around the world are building better subways to make their transit systems more effective. These innovations, featured in a Fast Company story that caught Executive Editor Will Doig’s attention, made us wonder: Could cities in the United States replicate this type of transit?  Will says:   Global urban transit boom is a net-positive, even if the US is missing out. Citizens, companies and governments in Europe are getting on board with trains as a better way to travel. Photo: Koji Haruna / Flickr What else we’re reading Building a Generation of ‘Math People’: Inside K-8 Program Boosting Confidence — shared by Editorial Intern Valeria Morales-Soto from The 74  Los Angeles Has Promised a ‘Car-Free’ Olympics in 2028. Can It Do It? — shared by Contributing Editor Michaela Haas from the New York Times In Kenya, One Solution to Contaminated Water Comes From Above — shared by Editorial Intern Valeria Morales-Soto from Undark Elsewhere in our channels…  RTBC Contributing Editor Peter Yeung was recently interviewed for Reuters Institute’s Journalism Fellowship Paper, in which he talked about all things solutions journalism and constructive journalism. The post What We’re Reading: How Hurricanes Spurred a Clean Water Innovation in Puerto Rico appeared first on Reasons to be Cheerful.

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Blinken, who is of Jewish descent, demands that Jews stop praying. The post Biden Admin Demands Jews Stop Praying at Site of Temple appeared first on Frontpage Mag.

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87 years ago today, the National Scenic Trail known as the Appalachian Trail was completed by the Appalachian Trail Conservancy. Claimed to be the longest hiking-only trail in the world, it stretches 2,198.4 miles (3,538.0 km) and passes from Georgia, through North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, […] The post Good News in History, August 14 appeared first on Good News Network.

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