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The 2023 good news roundup. 1. The world entered a ‘golden age’ of medicine. The burgeoning medical revolution was a major theme of 2023. “We are seeing a pace of progress that has not been witnessed for 100 years,” Bertalan Meskó, director of the Medical Futurist Institute in Budapest, told Positive News in October.
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1. There was hope for stabilising the climate. It was a massive year for the climate, and reminders about what’s at stake came thick and fast: the IPCC’s ‘code red’ repor t, Siberian wildfires, heat domes, floods. Alarm bells became deafening, but there were beacons of hope, too.
If your New Year’s resolution was to tune in to the things that are going right in the world, then you’re in luck – the new issue of Positive News magazine launched this week. As ever, it’s packed with compelling stories about people who are driving positive change in a challenging world.
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Ecuador voted to just stop oil, there were breakthroughs in cancer screening, and women’s football scored big, plus more good news
A four-day week trial was announced for the UK. Proponents of a shorter working week have long argued that it would improve life satisfaction without impacting productivity. This week the UK became the latest country to be swayed by the idea. From June, it will trial a four-day working week with firms, as part of a six-month experiment.
As challenging as 2020 has been, the past 12 months have also seen big wins for the environment, society and culture, human rights – and even health. Read on for 20 stories of progress that got hidden behind the headlines in 2020. 1) Renewables had a record year.
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