Join the #VoteWithUs movement to vote early, in person, and together. The #VoteWithUsRally is a live stream concert and rally designed to educate and mobilize young people and communities of color

Join the #VoteWithUs movement to vote early, in person, and together. The #VoteWithUsRally is a live stream concert and rally designed to educate and mobilize young people and communities of color to vote before Election Day. It features a diverse lineup of notable guests.

Make your voting plan, organize an early vote event, and access comprehensive voting resources by visiting votewith.us. Get involved and ensure your voice is heard.

Inspired by natural kynurenine chemicals found in human eyes, Sóliome is revolutionizing sunblock. Traditional synthetic sunscreens harm marine life and persist in the environment. Sóliome's

Inspired by natural kynurenine chemicals found in human eyes, Sóliome is revolutionizing sunblock. Traditional synthetic sunscreens harm marine life and persist in the environment. Sóliome's biomimetic, kynurenine-based sunscreens offer an effective, economical, and environmentally friendly alternative.

These innovative sunscreens feature large molecules that remain on the skin's surface for maximum protection. As natural products, they biodegrade quickly and pose fewer risks than synthetic alternatives, protecting both human health and the planet.

Sóliome was a participant in our 2022 Ray of Hope Prize Program. Learn more about biomimicry: biomimicry.org and asknature.org.

People everywhere need reliable daily power, which renewable energy can provide if stored effectively. Form Energy has developed breakthrough iron-air batteries that store renewable energy for

People everywhere need reliable daily power, which renewable energy can provide if stored effectively. Form Energy has developed breakthrough iron-air batteries that store renewable energy for days, utilizing abundant and affordable iron instead of rare or expensive materials. This innovation makes clean energy more accessible and reliable, while also creating high-quality manufacturing jobs and revitalizing American Rust Belt communities.

Founded by HRH Prince William in 2020, The Earthshot Prize is the world's most prestigious environmental award, driven by the mission "Urgency + Optimism = Action." Each year, it identifies and supports groundbreaking climate leaders across five key areas: Clean Our Air, Fix Our Climate, Revive Our Oceans, Build a Waste-Free World, and Protect and Restore Nature. Five winners receive £1M, and all 15 finalists gain access to a global network of support, working together to repair our planet.

Learn more about The Earthshot Prize: [earthshotprize.org](https://earthshotprize.org/). Connect with us on [TikTok](https://www.tiktok.com/@earthshotprize), [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/TheEarthshotPrize), [Twitter](https://twitter.com/TheEarthshotPrize), and [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/TheEarthshotPrize). #EarthshotPrize

An interview with Polly Courtice, Director of the Cambridge Programme for Sustainability Leadership (CPSL), is featured in the video

An interview with Polly Courtice, Director of the Cambridge Programme for Sustainability Leadership (CPSL), is featured in the video "See Britain Through My Eyes."

Produced by Lion Television for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, this video was published on September 20, 2012.

The Hallock & McMillan Building, constructed in 1857, is Portland's oldest surviving brick commercial building. Located at 237 SW Naito Parkway, it was designed by Absalom B. Hallock, with

The Hallock & McMillan Building, constructed in 1857, is Portland's oldest surviving brick commercial building. Located at 237 SW Naito Parkway, it was designed by Absalom B. Hallock, with cast-iron elements manufactured by Phoenix Iron Works (San Francisco).

Portland developer John Russell has purchased the building and is currently restoring it to its original glory.

Sharks possess incredible vision, a superpower aiding them in finding and pursuing prey. Discover more about their eyes on our Marine Life Encyclopedia: