66 Good News Stories You Didn’t Hear About in 2023<\/a><\/em><\/p>\nGlobal Health
\n1. A record number of countries eliminated diseases this year
\n2. Progress in the fight against cancer
\n3. Malaria vaccines started arriving in Africa
\n4. New therapies reshaped how obesity is treated
\n5. Some bright spots for maternal and child health
\n6. We’re winning the war on AIDS
\n7. Uncelebrated progress on smoking
\n8. Childhood vaccinations got back on track
\n9. Polio and Guinea Worm are so close to eradication
\n10. A recovery in the fight against tuberculosis
\n11. Breakthroughs on new medicines
\n12. A turning point for cervical cancer
\n13. CRISPR gene-editing came of age<\/p>\n
Clean Energy
\n14. The greatest year ever for clean energy
\n15. Solar installations changed our climate future
\n16. China’s carbon emissions are likely to start falling next year
\n17. A green manufacturing boom in America
\n18. Europe knocked years off its decarbonisation timeline
\n19. The clean energy revolution ramped up in many countries
\n20. No signs of an electric vehicle slowdown
\n21. Battery technology made some big leaps forward
\n22. We found plenty of raw materials for the transition
\n23. Geothermal had a breakout year
\n24. America and Europe got serious about transmission
\n25. BYD became the biggest electric carmaker in the world
\n26. Europe and America got serious about methane
\n27. Finance fled from coal, gas and oil
\n28. The outlook for shipping and steel improved<\/p>\n
Economic and Social Justice
\n29. Global poverty reduction is back on track
\n30. Suicide rates are falling
\n31. More girls are getting an education
\n32. More children are getting fed at school
\n33. Crime plummeted in the United States
\n34. The world moved closer to a fairer international tax system
\n35. Progress on water, sanitation and hygiene
\n36. Many countries passed laws protecting women
\n37. Menstrual and reproductive rights advanced
\n38. Reproductive rights activists fought back in America
\n39. More girls got a chance at childhood
\n40. Lots of other bright spots for education
\n41. Some good news for LGBTQ rights
\n42. Tolerance became legally enshrined in many countries
\n43. Access to electricity increased
\n44. The United States pulled off an economic miracle
\n45. A decline in childhood stunting
\n46. Other, uncelebrated human rights victories
\n47. Most places in the world are safer than they used to be<\/p>\n
Environmental Conservation
\n48. The greatest conservation victory of all time
\n49. Another great year for river and lake restoration
\n50. One of the largest ever declines in deforestation
\n51. A lot to celebrate for indigenous conservation
\n52. Debt for nature swaps ramped up
\n53. Cities went green
\n54. Europe passed new laws to protect the environment
\n55. The United States wasn’t too far behind
\n56. A banner year for ocean protection
\n57. Some big wins for animal rights
\n58. Island restoration showed what’s possible
\n59. A lot of new areas were protected
\n60. Tree planting and reforestation efforts continued
\n61. There’s less plastic than we think in the sea
\n62. First Nations in North America notched up some big wins
\n63. Some bright spots on mangroves
\n64. The largest ever commitment to water conservation
\n65. Over 100 countries now have plastic bans
\n66. Endangered species that are recovering<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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