Opinion

Travel trouble  “Rushing to catch the metro in Moscow I tripped on the steps and nearly fell headfirst. Two people caught me and helped me to the train, while a...

Letting go “Relax. Nothing is under control.” – Sophie, Paris “After a lifetime of exhortations about achievement, accomplishment, tenacity, goals and guts, a gifted physical therapist suggested that I: ‘Just...

Authorities are belatedly realising that ancient forest management practices can have a dramatic impact, curbing the risk of disastrous blazes. As our changing climate makes wildfires more likely, cottoning on...

As his book is released in paperback, a pioneer of the UK's rewilding movement encourages us to imagine a transformed landscape filled with our lost native birds and wildlife Derek...

Organising people’s assemblies in Hull has convinced Gully Bujak of their transformative power. Can they help us to survive and even thrive in the face of challenges like climate breakdown?...

Politicians can be inclined to double down on a bad idea, but changing your thinking can be a strength rather than a weakness. We asked Positive News readers: what have...

What we eat and how we produce it has become a flashpoint for bitter debate in recent years, between farmers, environmentalists and health campaigners. But in Britain and beyond, new...

It’s been seven months since we learned that Positive News had won a grant – our first to date – to produce a year-long series of solutions journalism articles. Our...

Kant’s work may be read as an immediate response to Hume's radical empiricism. Upon seeing the tradition Kant inherited, one can perceive two flavors of dogmatic poison. On the one...

Can you feel it in the air? Climate optimism. I’ve noticed the conversation around climate changing lately, progressing beyond just what’s getting worse. Is time running out to ensure a...