Good News in October 2024 (you might have missed)

We're back with another roundup of good news stories you might have missed, and in this one, I head to Austria, National Park Neusiedlersee, to visit one of Huawei's Tech4All initiatives (in collaboration with the University of Vienna) that's helping to protect biodiversity in one of Europe's most precious ecosystems. (They kindly sponsored this video).


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[foxpokemonforever]

Your monthly reminder that people DO care and this IS hope for the future. Thank you for these monthly videos, it’s always great to get a little good news on my feed

[janego]

Mobile brick builing machines safely recycling rubble are cool af. They should get more PR.

[tabletgenesis]

The same country where the industrial revolution was born could now be where the renewable revolution is born. Poetic!

[ebonyblack]

Heat tolerate corals is major! We have hope to salvage the reefs despite the warming, that's fantastic!

[valeblack]

the world needs this type of journalism

[xfranczeskax]

Hope is so fragile. It's good to be reminded that beneath the big politics there actually a lot room for people to make things happen.

[CrumbKoala]

To be totally honest I cried when you talked about the restoration of axolotls. They are such a beautiful species and being Mexican it makes me so happy to see that there is hope for these species as well as I am so proud to be proud of my country. Keep up the good work and thank you for sharing this good news!

[Izelikestea]

so much of modern media is unrelentingly negative. and everyone wonders why depression is on the rise. videos like this redress the balance, and can literally save lives. thank you and keep going!

[Amuzic]

10:50 just wanna mention here, in India almost all wildlife populations have seen growth, since the last time when wildlife population came to almost a brink during the colonial era, this includes big species such as Rhinos, elephants, Bisons(Gaur), Tigers, Lions, Leopards, snow leopards, clouded leopards and every single wildlife there is. The only failure points were decline in Vulture population since late 90s and also few other bird species such as Himalayan owls, great Indian bastards etc, but recently they too seem to have reached a stable point(not declining anymore), and the other one is Asiatic Cheetahs that went completely extinct during the colonial era, but over the last few years, different sub breeds of African Cheetahs are brought here under a special program to make them breed with each other and give rise to a indigenous breed again, so far, the results are mixed, but on the positive side, may be within next 2 decades, we will see the Cheetahs roaming in Indian forests again.

[Downlowlowlow]

I'm in the US, Florida..
With our absolutely insane election going on and half the country fighting against anything that is good for our planet and our inhabitants, this video brought me to tears, thank you for reminding me that there are amazing things happening worldwide.

[stephaniegrehan]

I'm impressed with both of the stories from my fellow Aussies - turning rubble back into buildings and turning fishing into tourism?! Incredible

[BarbaraKelley]

I absolutely love your Good News! I’m an old woman now and I’m grateful I’ll leave the planet knowing that the younger generation is so inspired to work on repairing the damage that humans have done to our oceans and rivers and forests! I share your videos with the few friends that are still on the planet with me. Thank you so very much 🙏❤️👵🏼

[thescrybal]

My family has always had a very pessimistic view of the world and our future, but a few months ago in August I found your channel and have shared your videos with them. Your videos make my family and I see that humanity is trying to treat each other, and our world better. Thank you so much!

[filmboyultimate]

I really wish there were more channels like you, you give so much hope in these times where there seems to be so much doom and gloom

[TariniBasireddy]

As the high school student (now college student) who worked on CoffeeBots - thank you so much for the shoutout to our research!!!

[aleXXblume]

My teenage children live in constant fear of the future bc of the bad news always and everywhere.
I just found your canal and instantly shared it with them. Thank you so much for showing the positive sides of our world. ❤

[Janeobendorf]

as a woman in the US, i really needed this boost of good news today. thank you.

[chloesibilla]

Your going to be doing some HEAVY LIFTING for November.

[ninakoch]

First time watching your channel. This almost made me cry, finally some good news, we need more of this, being hit with depressing news 24/7 isnt helping anyone.

[eggballo]

The internet would be a better place if it had more people like you.