Category: Positive News

Megan McCubbin, a wildlife presenter and zoologist who investigates illegal wildlife persecution and participates in scientific studies worldwide, talks about her passion for nature, her optimism about young people, and her poodles. McCubbin, who holds a BSc in Zoology from The University of Liverpool, co-authored the book Back to Nature: How to Love Life –… Continue reading Life lessons: Megan McCubbin on what life so far has taught her

London-based chef Douglas McMaster is the mastermind behind Silo, the world’s first zero-waste restaurant. His passion for reducing waste extends beyond his work in the kitchen, as he offers tips for reducing household waste. McMaster emphasises the importance of supporting reusable plastic containers with lids, which come in various sizes and can create an airtight… Continue reading Six ways to head towards a zero-waste home kitchen

Douglas McMaster, the founder of Silo, the world’s first zero-waste restaurant, has discussed the philosophy he has brought to the food industry and his latest venture. Silo takes a “bin-first” approach, with everything leftover fermented or composted and any packaging recycled or sent back up the supply chain. There are no general waste bins. Through his new platform, the Zero… Continue reading Thinking outside the bin at the world’s first zero-waste restaurant

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This week’s roundup of good news offers many reasons for optimism, including the UK’s decision to leave a controversial energy charter treaty, a study proving that reforestation efforts in the eastern US have helped keep temperatures cool, and the decision by English hospitals to adopt “Martha’s rule.” Additionally, a new report shows that most of… Continue reading What went right this week: the good news that matters

The giant oil and gas companies are doing everything in their power to maintain our dependence on expensive fossil fuels. However, it’s time we explored ways to free ourselves from the grip of these conglomerates. While ordinary citizens struggle to pay their bills, the energy companies continue to cream in profits. Recently, electricity and gas… Continue reading 12 ways to phase fossil fuels out of your life

Greenland has implemented a new cruise tax to address some of the concerns that have arisen from the significant increase in cruise arrivals seen in recent years. Tourism has doubled since 2016, and while many people who work in the sector are positive about the benefits that it can bring, some feel that the current… Continue reading How Greenland’s tourism industry lobbied for a green tax, and won

Câr-y-Môr, a community-owned, regenerative ocean farm in Wales, is pioneering 3D ocean farming. The farm grows seaweed, mussels, oysters, and scallops together to mutually benefit each other and create an ocean habitat. The farm, founded in 2020 by Francois Beyer and his family, is part of a burgeoning industry of 12 farms in the UK… Continue reading From sketch to sea: diving into Wales’ underwater farming revolution

In a world ravaged by war, climate change, political instability, and societal problems of all kinds, it’s easy to feel helpless and overwhelmed. Positive News, an alternative news outlet, remains committed to providing a more positive perspective on current affairs. However, the world in 2024 is more challenging than ever, so what can individuals do… Continue reading What’s the most empowering change you’ve made in your life?

This week brought a variety of good news, from England taking a significant step in boosting its biodiversity to Norway retaining its title as the world’s most democratic country. In a world first, England passed legislation requiring all new developments to increase nature. If habitats are destroyed for infrastructure, equivalent habitats must be created on-site… Continue reading What went right this week: the good news that matters