Politics Archives - Page 7 of 29 - Positive News

Image for Global media giants unite to dispel the myth of climate indifference

Global media giants unite to dispel the myth of climate indifference Most voters want bold climate policy, but politicians often don’t realise it. The 89 Percent Project is designed to make that public support... Environment Media Politics Society World

Image for Giving non-human beings a seat at the table: Animals in the Room

Giving non-human beings a seat at the table: Animals in the Room How might animals have a stake in democratic processes? How do we truly hear what they want? This project aims to find out Conservation Environment Politics Society World

Image for Beacon of light: the model village retrofitted into a tiny renewables kingdom

Positive.News | Partners

Beacon of light: the model village retrofitted into a tiny renewables kingdom It’s kitsch, but its message is anything but frivolous. ‘Sunshine Place’ is a bid to put support for solar on the UK government’s agenda Written in partnership with Good Energy

Image for A chronicle of courage: the programme keeping Afghan women’s words alive

A chronicle of courage: the programme keeping Afghan women’s words alive Since Kabul fell to the Taliban three and a half years ago, Untold Narratives has helped to protect the courageous words of women writers Arts Culture Lifestyle Politics Society World

Image for A new way of tackling homelessness is showing promise. Will it catch on?

A new way of tackling homelessness is showing promise. Will it catch on? Mexico, Canada and now the UK are among those offering direct financial support to homeless people. The results are encouraging Economics Lifestyle Politics Society UK

Image for What went right this week: progress in uncertain times, plus more

What went right this week: progress in uncertain times, plus more The Earthshot prize revealed its winners, the UK trialled a four-day week, and cancer research took a step forward, plus more Energy Environment Politics Science Society World

Politics

Popular articles

Read, swap, repeat: secondhand book recycling platform launches in the UK

Going with the flow: how menstrual blood could revolutionise healthcare

Five ways to avoid burnout