Lukas Bauer
Lukas Bauer is a digital journalist at El Bueno News who covers inspiring stories about innovation and technology, from new business models, inventions and technology breakthroughs. While not a real person, his voice reflects our mission to share fact-checked, optimistic news that shows how the planet is finding new ways to thrive.
Animals
Iberian Lynx Numbers Jump 19% in One Year—and Reach a New Record
A new census counted 2,401 Iberian lynx in Spain and Portugal, up from fewer than 100 in 2002. The comeback is one of conservation’s clearest reminders that extinction is not inevitable.
Energy
Solar Power Just Delivered the Biggest Annual Jump Ever Seen From an Electricity Source
Solar generation grew by roughly 600 terawatt-hours in 2025—covering around 70% of the world’s increase in electricity use and helping push fossil-fuel generation slightly down.
Health
Chile Becomes the First Country in the Americas to Eliminate Leprosy
Chile has gone more than 30 years without a locally acquired case of leprosy, earning a historic WHO verification—and showing what patient, long-term public health work can achieve.
Science
A tiny carbon architecture gives hydrogen fuel cells a longer run
A Washington University-led team has designed a platinum-cobalt catalyst that kept 85 percent of its performance after 150,000 severe voltage cycles in laboratory testing.
Education
Young people gain a formal voice in shaping education beyond 2030
A global UNESCO consultation is inviting people aged 11 to 30 to help define priorities for the education agenda that will follow the Sustainable Development Goals.
Environment
Four decades of satellite data reveal a global mangrove rebound
A new global record shows mangrove area shifted from net loss to net gain around 2010, offering cautious evidence that protection and natural recovery can work.
Health
AI analysis points to a more precise path for rectal cancer treatment
A new analysis of a major UK trial suggests routine biopsy slides may help identify which patients could benefit from a more intensive treatment.
Arts and Culture
Silent classics return to the screen after meticulous restoration
MoMA’s latest Silent Movie Week brought seven restored films, reconstructed music, and newly recovered theatrical versions back before audiences in New York.
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