John Berry
John Berry is the Founder and Managing Editor of Good News Brief, where he oversees the publication’s editorial operations across the website, social media channels, and podcast.

Before starting Good News Brief, John ran a media company and spent nearly a decade building and managing a newsroom focused on thoughtful storytelling and digital publishing. His work centers on identifying credible stories of progress across science, nature, culture, and global society.

John is also an award-winning documentary filmmaker whose work has explored social and cultural issues through long-form storytelling. His writing and media work have been featured in outlets including LA Weekly, Benzinga, and Business Insider, and his content has been viewed by more than 15 million people.

Originally from Canada and now based in the United States, he brings an international perspective to the stories he covers while helping shape the editorial direction of Good News Brief…and a little bit of maple syrup 🍁.

Mar 20
MIT Study Finds Ancient Sea Sponges Were Earth’s Earliest Animals
MIT researchers have uncovered molecular evidence in ancient rocks showing that sea sponges were likely Earth’s earliest animals, reshaping our view of early evolution.
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Mar 20
Biodegradable Milk Protein Film Offers New Solution for Plastic Waste
Researchers have developed a biodegradable packaging film from milk protein and natural materials that fully decomposes in soil within 13 weeks, offering a promising alternative to conventional plastic.
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Mar 20
Biodegradable Milk Protein Film Offers New Solution for Plastic Waste
Researchers have developed a biodegradable packaging film from milk protein and natural materials that fully decomposes in soil within 13 weeks, offering a promising alternative to conventional plastic.
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Mar 20
Biodegradable Milk Protein Film Offers New Solution for Plastic Waste
Researchers have developed a biodegradable packaging film from milk protein and natural materials that fully decomposes in soil within 13 weeks, offering a promising alternative to conventional plastic.
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Mar 20
Biodegradable Milk Protein Film Offers New Solution for Plastic Waste
Researchers have developed a biodegradable packaging film from milk protein and natural materials that fully decomposes in soil within 13 weeks, offering a promising alternative to conventional plastic.
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Mar 7
Biodegradable Milk Protein Film Offers New Solution for Plastic Waste
Researchers have developed a biodegradable packaging film from milk protein and natural materials that fully decomposes in soil within 13 weeks, offering a promising alternative to conventional plastic.
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Mar 6
Biodegradable Milk Protein Film Offers New Solution for Plastic Waste
Researchers have developed a biodegradable packaging film from milk protein and natural materials that fully decomposes in soil within 13 weeks, offering a promising alternative to conventional plastic.
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Feb 28
MIT Study Finds Ancient Sea Sponges Were Earth’s Earliest Animals
MIT researchers have uncovered molecular evidence in ancient rocks showing that sea sponges were likely Earth’s earliest animals, reshaping our view of early evolution.
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Feb 10
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Feb 13
The Art of Custom Printing: How to Make Your Design Stand Out
Whether you’re designing t-shirts for a band, creating promotional materials for your company, or simply want to personalize a gift, custom printing offers endless possibilities.
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