Inspiring Stories

The Ecuadorian government had plans to drill in the Amazon rainforest on territory inhabited by Waorani hunter-gatherers. Against all odds, the Waorani won in court, setting a precedent for other Indigenous peoples in Ecuador and beyond. The Waorani weren’t consulted In Ecuador, the government has the power to initiate energy projects and extract minerals on
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A quarter-century of marriage is worth celebrating for anyone. But the milestone was even more special for Kris Scharoun-DeForge and Paul DeForge as their marriage may have been the longest ever for a couple with Down syndrome. People said they shouldn’t marry Over thirty years ago, Kris and Paul were at a dance when they spotted one
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Thai fisherman Naris Suwannasang was earning about $675 per month when he came across what some call floating gold. The coincidental discovery of ambergris, a rare secretion from sperm whales that’s used in expensive perfumes like Chanel No5, could net the fisherman millions of dollars. A record-breaking discovery Naris, 60, was walking along a beach
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