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Good News Tuesday for Sept. 28, 2021: Saving the Largest Tree in the World, Honest Labeling for Body Image, A Rescued Food Market, Empathy on the Field, and Transforming Beach Trash

Seeking Balance One Tuesday at a Time

Firefighters are Working to Save the Largest Trees in the World

California firefighters have been working to save the largest tree in the world (and others) from fire. They’ve wrapped the base of the giant sequoia in an aluminum fire-resistant blanket. Saving this great grandparent tree with an extensive underground support network will help the overall well being of the forest if fire does come. I’ll be looking for updates, but for now, here’s an article from NBC news. This article from The Good News Network, seems hopeful and reports that sprinklers are going most of the time. I send deep gratitude and prayers to all firefighters and support teams.

Norway Fights False Body Advertising

Hoping to reduce unrealistic body expectations, Norway has passed a law requiring influencers and advertisers to label their retouched photos. Learn more here.

Pay What You Feel

A “pay what you feel” Rescued Food Market is opening on Oct. 1 in Vancouver. The Good News Network has details.

Empathy on the Field

At a recent high school football game in Iowa, wide receiver Mario Hoefer helped his opponent who was having a leg cramp. Read more about this act of empathy and sportsmanship from Today.

Transforming Beach Trash

Humberto Less collects plastic trash from his Spanish home island and turns the waste into furniture.

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