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Conservation efforts saved up to 48 species in 30 years

By: Inkline 17 Sep 202017 Sep 2020

Good NewsBirdlife International, conservation, endangered species, environment, extinction, Newcastle University, UNLeave a Comment

The findings prove that conservation efforts can make a difference.

Sudan ends 30 years of Islamic law, separates religion from the state

By: Inkline 8 Sep 202015 Sep 2020

Good NewsAbdalla Hamdok, africa, conflict, democracy, islam, islamic state, north africa, peace deal, Rebels, religion, sudanLeave a Comment

The North African nation takes a step towards “to become a democratic nation.”

British law to curb illegal deforestation in supply chains

By: Inkline 2 Sep 20202 Sep 2020

Good Newsbusinesses, deforestation, environment, law, supply chains, UKLeave a Comment

Businesses would have to prove that their supply lines are free from illegal deforestation.

Africa now declared polio-free

By: Inkline 28 Aug 202028 Aug 2020

Good Newsafrica, children, disease, health, healthcare, marginalised communities, polio, polio virus, public health, tropical diseases, vaccine, virus, WHOLeave a Comment

A win for the region.

Australia’s farmers want more climate action – and they’re starting in their own (huge) backyards

By: Inkline 23 Aug 202014 Sep 2020

Op-eds, The SparkAustralia, carbon neutral, climate change, climate crisis, farmers, greenhouse emissions, paris agreement, renewable energyLeave a Comment

The farming sector is taking measures to increase climate resilience while maintaining profitability.

First floating wind farm in Wales gets green light

By: Inkline 21 Aug 202021 Aug 2020

Good Newsclimate targets, Crown Estate, floating wind farms, renewable energy, Wales, wind farmsLeave a Comment

The Erebus project is an important step towards meeting Wales’ climate targets.

New paid period leave policy takes on workplace taboo in India

By: Inkline 13 Aug 202013 Aug 2020

Good Newsequal rights, india, menstruation, period, periods, transgender, transgender rights, workplace, zomatoLeave a Comment

Zomato announces 10 days of paid period leave for its employees every year.

UN to help Mali rebuild heritage sites damaged in conflict

By: Inkline 6 Aug 20206 Aug 2020

Good Newsconflict, heritage, Mali, reconstruction, unesco, United NationsLeave a Comment

UNESCO has backed a $1m plan to help restore the Malian heritage.

Plastic bag use in the UK drops by 59 per cent

By: Inkline 31 Jul 202031 Jul 2020

Good Newsclimate change, England, environment, green, green climate, grocery, plastic pollution, supermarket, surroundings, UKLeave a Comment

The average person in England now only buys four bags a year from retailers as opposed to 140 in 2014.