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7 Good Environmental News Stories From The Past Month That Will Make You Smile
Get out your cable knit sweaters, because fall is in full swing! We hope you were able to take in all the beautiful weather and the gorgeous scenery as we wrap up another October with spooky costumes and candy galore. As spooky season comes to a close, we want to share some not-so-scary environmental stories that will be sure to brighten your day.
From electric public transit to young people leading the climate fight, this month had plenty of climate wins to celebrate. So, snuggle up with a warm mug of apple cider or a spooky movie and say goodbye to October 2022 in the best way we know how — with good news!
Oslo is ahead of the curve when it comes to public transportation. Norway’s capital city is well on the way to becoming the first with all-electric public transportation. That means, no more diesel buses! This eco-friendly switch will also help reduce noise and air pollution throughout the city, improving the community for people to enjoy for years to come. As a global leader for clean transit, Oslo is inspiring cities around the world, showing them that clean transportation can happen!
Renewable energy is on the rise, and many people are trying to become more environmentally friendly in their own homes and businesses. Solar panels on your rooftop are now the best choice for clean energy, but there’s currently a rooftop wind device on the rise that could be a game changer for homes and businesses. Aeromine is a bladeless wind device that sits on a rooftop. Because it’s bladeless, this device is safer for birds and significantly quieter than wind turbines. This device can be paired with solar panels to achieve full energy efficiency and independence!
It’s no secret that young people have been spectacularly leading the climate fight for years. And while the fight has surely been taxing, a new report shows that nature projects have the ability to boost the mental health of our youth while improving the overall community. Participants of these nature projects in the UK cited a boost in confidence and overall well-being. They also noted that the projects helped them see that their actions truly do make a difference. You can help your community while helping yourself by getting involved in nature projects near you!
Many of us are more than aware of the Climate Change Conference that happens annually. This year, COP27 will be in Egypt, and countries will work together to determine ways to keep the world’s temperature from rising. However, there is another COP event that is just as crucial to the world’s environment. Instead of climate, COP15 focuses on biodiversity. This is an opportunity for countries to come together and determine ways to improve global biodiversity.
From Greta Thunberg to Vanessa Nakate, young people have been leading the climate fight for years. Now, they will be getting their platform at COP27. This will be the first year that children and other youth leaders will have an opportunity to attend the climate conference. The Children and Youth Pavilion will allow these leaders to become involved in policy discussions that will ultimately affect them for much longer.
We’re on the right track! The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) latest report shows that harmful chemicals in the Ozone Layer have dropped 50% since 1980. The Ozone Layer is crucial to protect all living things from harmful UV radiation, and while we still have a lot of work to do to protect it, we can certainly celebrate this win!
Portugal,Denmark, Austria, and the Netherlands are making a move to transition away from fossil fuels. All four of these EU countries have announced accelerated transitions to 100 percent clean and renewable energy by the end of the decade, hopefully inspiring other countries to follow suit!
Hungry for more positivity? We've got plenty of other good news stories from the past year. And if you're feeling inspired to create some good news of your own, consider planting trees today!
Gabrielle helps with fundraising and marketing, working with peer-to-peer fundraising as well as business fundraising. With experience in both women's rights and climate change organizations, she has a strong passion for non-profits and is excited to make an impact in the world through environmental change!
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