Hopescrolling: The Good News timeline

Crista Buznea

Crista Buznea

The good news timeline

  • April 2025

    25th April

    A zoo in Spain has created a peaceful sanctuary for elderly elephants rescued from captivity who cannot return to the wild. This ethical approach improves animal welfare while supporting conservation efforts by freeing up resources and space in sanctuaries for more urgent rescues of endangered or mistreated elephants.

    (Euro News)

    25th April

    After a decade of talks, countries have agreed the first-ever international rules to reduce emissions from shipping – a sector responsible for 3% of global emissions. From 2028, large ships must switch to cleaner fuels or face penalties, marking a major step towards climate accountability in global trade.

    (BBC)

    11th April

    A critically endangered Galápagos tortoise, nicknamed “Mommy,” has laid eggs for the first time at roughly 100 years old. The hatchlings mark a rare conservation success for the species, which faces threats from habitat loss and invasive predators. Scientists say the birth offers hope for long-term recovery.

    (BBC)

    11th April

    Finland has shut down its last coal-fired power plant, officially ending coal use for energy. The move strengthens the country’s shift to renewables and cuts carbon emissions. Finland joins a growing list of nations moving away from fossil fuels in line with global climate targets.

    (Reuters)

    4th April

    Global renewable energy capacity experienced unprecedented growth in 2024, increasing by 15.1%, equivalent to 585 GW. This expansion underscores the global transition towards cleaner energy sources and the increasing investment in renewables, reflecting a collective effort to combat climate change and enhance energy security worldwide.

    (Renewables Now)

    4th April

    In 2024, the UK achieved a significant milestone as emissions decreased, with renewable energy sources surpassing 50% of total electricity consumption for the first time. This shift highlights the country’s ongoing commitment to sustainability and reducing its carbon footprint, contributing to global efforts against climate change.

    (Sky News)

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