News of the global climate crisis come way on our minds.

Too much negativity can trigger our eco-anxiety,

leaving us paralyzed when we need to act.

This is why EONNEXT is in search of better news to power up for change.

Did you know, according to the National Grid,

Great Britain produced a record amount of wind-powered electricity in 2022,

replacing fossil fuels with green power is a core way for the world to tackle the impacts of climate change.

If you're feeling impacted by eco-anxiety,

EONNEXT have created a range of resources,

such as guided meditations or green noise soundscapes.

Just search Power Up for Change in your podcasting app.

Hello and welcome to the Intelligence on Economist Radio.

I'm your host, Jason Palmer.

Every weekday, we provide a fresh perspective on the events shaping your world.

Reading the news over the past few years might make you think that there's more racism in America,

but a recent, huge study suggests just the opposite.

The problem is that America's politics has become more polarized along racial lines.

And there are a few emotional reactions that cross language and culture barriers,

laughing, crying, and screaming.

We take a look at the very concept of the screen in popular culture and why it's so widespread.

But first,

more than half of the world's population is now online.

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