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Your rewrite will follow Eco Current's optimistic realism: serious about the problem, focused on solutions. Expect jargon-light prose, British English spelling and clear SEO. We'll keep core facts intact, avoid apocalyptic language and reject unverified green claims.

Where the piece cites data, we'll verify against trusted sources such as the IPCC, IEA, UNEP, NASA and the World Bank, and reference them in the text. If figures conflict, we'll flag discrepancies and propose the most reliable framing before publication.

Headlines will be clear and searchable at 45–60 characters. Meta descriptions will run 150–160 characters with primary keywords up front. We'll use short, visual-friendly paragraphs and highlight actionable steps for policymakers, businesses and communities.

Next steps are simple: share the article text or permission to fetch it from a public link, tell us the angle you want emphasised-policy, corporate practice, innovation or community action-and we'll deliver a publication-ready rewrite the same day for typical feature length.