Good News in September (you might have missed)

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[rum_coke_]

I remember earlier this year when my anxiety was through the roof and my mom suggested I go out on more walks. So I did, and I spent time at my local park and public house and I would feel significantly better.

[alammohabbat]

we need more people like you in the world🙏

[Pretending_To_Trumpet]

Ducks:
Feel the rain on your skin

No one else can feel it for you
Only you can let it in
No one else, no one else
Can speak the words on your lips
Drench yourself in words unspoken
Live your life with arms wide open
Today is where your book begins
The rest is still unwritten, yeah

[Honeybeed]

Just found this channel. I’m in high school so there’s not much positivity. This makes it a lot easier to justify my optimism to my friends. Love your videos!!

[nordiskkatt]

I am so VERY excited at the prospect of the Age of Sail coming back to us! Age of Sail, MKII?

[D.]

The uk is shutting down its last coal plant tomorrow

[mortanicus]

The story about the inmates training abandoned dogs with behavioral issues really touched my heart. What a great idea! It's truly a win-win!

[yeahbutwhy]

The story about the dam removal made me so happy! One of the dams for our own local river is also in the process of being removed, and others are likely to follow soon ❤️

[simonborkowski]

Thank you so much for making this channel lots of people get wrapped up in constantly bad news so having your channel is like a light in the darkness

[kaminaridenken]

Needed a reason to smile today… thank you so much for the updates!!🥰

[BorisLev]

i can confirm as someone who used to have depression that it was somewhat cured by being out in nature often and seeing the beauty of life.

[jetteharris]

Whenever I'm stressed, I go out and "touch grass, " which generally means weeding or gardening. It always calms me.

[elinope]

Thanks, I started my day with negativity because I was foolish enough to comment on YouTube, and I got some responses that were less than pleasant. I'm doing it again, supposedly the risk I take helps promote your videos. But I really did need some positivity, so thanks.

[rootsinthecracksherbalhub]

The story about the scientists guiding the bald ibises on their migration path is honestly so precious. thank you for these videos!

[genericuser]

YARGH MATEYS, THE AGE OF SAIL BE UPON US ONCE MORE!
I find the whole thing incredibly ironic, like there was once centuries worth of sail ships going around the world plenty of times, but it's taken us this long to go "wait we already know this" once environmental conservation became a sea-faring concern

[thatlittlefroge]

I know I'm watching this every time it releases now

[sobarkola]

As an environmental science student i learn a lot of negative stuff and its hard to deal with.. this stuff really brightens my day. thank you. its hard to find such positivity on social media nowadays

[Aitenass]

5:05 I love that the last wind-powered cargo ship, centuries ago, probably had a similar cargo.

[austygo]

I love the prisoner dog story! Thank you 🎉

[Randomfactory]

The nature one is so real. I often find myself when I’m stressed out or have art block, going and walking around my mom’s front yard garden. That really makes me feel a bit better.