ock margin–flex pb–medium “> What do you never leave the house without? My headphones and my notebook. You never know when you might need either. And then there’s the practical stuff: my keys, phone, facemask, wallet … oh! And my brain. My guiltiest pleasure is … There’s no such thing! All pleasure is legitimate and… Continue reading Life lessons: Melissa Harrison on what life so far has taught her
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What went right this week: the good news that matters
meat, with their latest method significantly reducing the processing time. The team, led by Takayuki Nakajima at the Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, have been able to produce beef from cow meat in just 14 days, compared to the 30 days it typically takes. In their study, the researchers said their method could make… Continue reading What went right this week: the good news that matters
100% renewable, or is it? Fresh standards aim to make green energy tariffs more transparent
The cleanliness of the energy you purchase may not be as advertised, thanks to loopholes in the system. Although the UK’s electricity supply in 2024 reached a record 45% from renewables, the reality is not as straightforward as it seems. Despite the increasing availability of green tariffs, most consumers are still connected to a mixed… Continue reading 100% renewable, or is it? Fresh standards aim to make green energy tariffs more transparent
Five extraordinary lives, captured in the new issue of Positive News magazine
In the latest release, we bring you five incredible life stories that will inspire you to keep going and pursue your dreams. Each of these individuals has faced challenges and setbacks but managed to overcome them and make a positive impact on the world. Brandon Block, a renowned DJ in the UK’s underground dance scene,… Continue reading Five extraordinary lives, captured in the new issue of Positive News magazine
The decommissioned wind turbine that became a tiny home
An old turbine component has been repurposed into a house to showcase the potential for these structures to have a meaningful second life. The tiny house in question was once part of a wind turbine that stood 100 meters in the air. As wind turbines have an average lifespan of 20 to 25 years, estimates… Continue reading The decommissioned wind turbine that became a tiny home
Life lessons: Naga Munchetty on what life so far has taught her
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What went right this week: the good news that matters
2022 Booker shortlist, and that’s great news A stunning three out of six books shortlisted for the prestigious Booker Prize this year were published by independent presses, which are driven to put forward books by underrepresented voices. Originally set up by the publishers Jonathan Cape and the New Statesman in the wake of World War… Continue reading What went right this week: the good news that matters
Tuning into abundance. What to expect in the new issue of Positive News magazine
In the latest edition of Positive News magazine, Editor-in-chief Lucy Purdy welcomes readers to a season of celebration and natural beauty. Quoting the late actor Robin Williams, Purdy acknowledges the joy that comes with the arrival of spring, from the blossoming trees to the intricate nests of wildlife in her own garden. It’s a time… Continue reading Tuning into abundance. What to expect in the new issue of Positive News magazine
Soaring high with a flock of birds and their human ‘foster parents’
The northern bald ibis, also known as the Waldrapp, has made a remarkable comeback in Europe, thanks to the efforts of dedicated conservationists. For years, the species was extinct in central Europe due to hunting and habitat loss. In response, the Waldrapp team in Austria has been working tirelessly since 2004 to reintroduce the birds… Continue reading Soaring high with a flock of birds and their human ‘foster parents’
Beyond the ping pong table: new certification endorses truly progressive employers
In today’s competitive job market, employees are increasingly seeking workplaces that prioritize people and progress over profit. As the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic continue to shape the way we work, job seekers are placing more value on companies that align with their personal values and offer forward-thinking environments. This shift in focus goes beyond… Continue reading Beyond the ping pong table: new certification endorses truly progressive employers