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In the quest to slow down and truly rest, it’s essential to look beyond the typical methods and consider different forms of rejuvenation. Dr. Saundra Dalton-Smith, a physician and author, outlines seven types of rest that go beyond just sleep. These include physical, mental, emotional, social, sensory, creative, and spiritual rest. By conducting a thorough… Continue reading A real recharge. Five ways to get more – and better – rest

A streetwear brand based in Bristol, Rerun, is showcasing its commitment to sustainability by repurposing balloon fabric offcuts into messenger bags. Bristol is renowned as the European birthplace of modern hot air ballooning and hosts the annual Bristol Balloon Fiesta. Leveraging this historic connection, Rerun is using recycled textiles from the largest balloon manufacturer in… Continue reading An idea that just ballooned: Bristol brand produces bags from hot air

Big business is betting on a renewables future Despite the rallying cry of “drill baby, drill” from certain world leaders, captains of industry overwhelmingly believe that the future is renewables not fossil fuels. That’s according to a global poll of 1,500 business leaders in 15 countries, which found that 97% support the clean energy transition.… Continue reading What went right this week: the good news that matters

nly want the cheapest possible option when it comes to energy. “They have always wanted the best”, he explained. “But if you’re poor, you never talk about ‘best’. You talk about access.” “Our entire focus is, how do you get our end user – internationally – to feel empowered?” he added. “Our fundamental belief is… Continue reading Making light work: solar’s potential to lift rural Indians out of poverty

In the latest issue, we highlight five innovative initiatives that are pushing boundaries and making a difference. From the UK’s first undergraduate degree in climate justice, sustainability, and development to a vegan restaurant winning a Michelin star, these ideas are reshaping industries and sparking change. Starting in 2026, the University of Sussex is set to… Continue reading Five inspiring firsts in the new issue of Positive News magazine

In a world where unexpected partnerships can yield impactful results, there are three unique collaborations that have emerged. These collaborations range from truck drivers combating human trafficking to millionaires advocating for economic equality. Truckers Against Trafficking (TAT) is a US-based charity that has trained over two million individuals to recognize and report signs of exploitation.… Continue reading Three good things: surprising alliances tackling entrenched challenges

The findings of the trial have raised hope for people with peanut allergies, offering the possibility of a potential treatment in the future. Image: Shattha Pilabut Read the full article on Positive News here: Read More

A novel visualization tool has been developed by a researcher from Finland to spark meaningful conversations about the emotional toll of the climate crisis. Despite the constant barrage of alarming headlines regarding the severity of the climate crisis, there is a lack of discourse surrounding the emotional aspect of witnessing these existential threats, whether through… Continue reading The visual tool for better understanding our feelings around the climate

Numerous studies have shown that immersing oneself in nature can have a profound impact on both mental and physical health, making it one of the easiest and most beneficial ways to boost overall well-being. When taking a stroll in a natural setting, individuals tend to notice the subtle beauty of sunbeams filtering through leaves, the… Continue reading High on life: why exercising in nature is more than the sum of its parts