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Catastrophic, once-in-a-generation events seem like a daily occurrence now, as numerous species and lifeforms have disappeared from the face of the earth—with humans poised to be next? The post The Slow Forces Behind This Year’s Fast Crises appeared first on The Good Men Project .

More than a century of silver mining has left its mark on the landscape – and the people – of North Idaho’s Coeur d’Alene Mountains. The post In Northern Idaho, a Wealth of Silver Begets a Legacy of Lead appeared first on The Good Men Project .

Which US states have the highest divorce rates this Valentine’s Day? New data reveals where breakups, searches, and dating rebound fastest. The post The US States With the Highest Divorce Rates This Valentine’s Season appeared first on The Good Men Project .

North Omaha residents, health experts, and two of the utility’s board members aren’t buying it. The post A Nebraska Utility Says That Its Coal Plant Poses No ‘Significant’ Health Threat appeared first on The Good Men Project .

An AI-powered mental health solution can be defined as any solution that relies on AI as part of its support and care delivery. The post AI-Powered Mental Health Solutions: What Helps and What’s Hype? appeared first on The Good Men Project .

That shift is taking place within ARPA, the Amazon Region Protected Areas program. The post Brazil Bets Reducing Poverty Can Protect the Amazon appeared first on The Good Men Project .

The question you’ve been afraid to ask. The post Why Men Stay Loyal to One Woman — Even With Options appeared first on The Good Men Project .

How much are mental health and substance use issues costing U.S. workers? A new study reveals lost income, fear at work, and legal confusion. The post Employees Lose $1 Trillion to Mental Health + Substance Use Issues Over 5 Years (Study) appeared first on The Good Men Project .

Is the FTC ignoring deceptive ICE ads? Explore how FTC deceptive ICE advertising misleads the public under Trump’s administration. The post The Federal Trade Commission Overlooks the Trump Administration’s Deceptive Broadcast Advertising About ICE appeared first on The Good Men Project .

Decoding things guys say when they’re not that into you. The post 10 Things Guys Say When They’re Not Interested appeared first on The Good Men Project .

The shortage of primary care providers is a national problem, but it’s particularly acute in Massachusetts. The post Your Next Primary Care Doctor Could Be Online Only, Accessed Through an AI Tool appeared first on The Good Men Project .

Does fear justify arresting journalists? The DOJ’s case against Don Lemon raises urgent questions about press freedom and witnessing. The post Arresting the Witness: Don Lemon, The DOJ, and the Chilling of Press Freedom appeared first on The Good Men Project .

— Searches for Arzam Shehzad and Arzam Shehzad reviews often indicate a desire for verification rather than promotion. As online business claims become more common, readers increasingly look for evidence, structure, and observable operations. This article examines a marketing agency operating in the accounting niche, led by Arzam Shehzad, focusing on its specialization, operating model,… The post…

Can climate action reduce climate anxiety? New research links hope and action to fewer depressive symptoms during the climate crisis. The post Climate-Related Depressive Symptoms May Be Alleviated Through Action and Hope – Hope in Society’s Capacity to Act Also Plays a Part appeared first on The Good Men Project .

— Youth soccer travel has become a crowded and increasingly commercial space. International trips are often marketed as once-in-a-lifetime experiences, yet many prioritize sightseeing and staged matches over meaningful player development. A Buffalo-based company believes that model is outdated. Founded by soccer professional Matt Gill and business partner Ryan Louis, ESP is positioning itself as……