2025 in review: 315 stories about solutions and progressSquirrel News Team | Posted on December 31, 2025 | Photo: Mathew Smith/Unsplash (CC0) With 2025 drawing to a close, we’re taking a look back at some of the most exciting developments taking place over the course of the year: from environmental protection measures to new policies reducing social inequality and much more. Photo: Getty Images/Unsplash+ January: World’s largest tropical forest reserve, Thailand bans plastic waste imports, “Solar Mamas” empower villages Photo: Daniel Seßler/Unsplash (CC0) February: Penalties for political lies, legal right for New Zealand mountain, fine dining restaurant staffed by homeless people Photo: Hosein Charbaghi/Unsplash (CC0) March: Historic protection for Indigenous groups, UK to plant new national forest, bridges for monkeys Photo: Unsplash (CC0) April: First global CO2 tax for ships, European countries test social prescribing, cuddle parties Photo: Hoàng Tuân/Unsplash (CC0) May: Sinking emissions in China, less litter across EU coastlines, “No Mow May” all year long Photo: Tom Donders/Unsplash (CC0) June: Ireland ends coal power, the world’s largest marine protected area, violent crime plummets in the US Photo: Mathew Smith/Unsplash (CC0) July: Landmark climate rulings, falling homicide rates, first malaria treatment for newborn babies Photo: JSB Co./Unsplash (CC0) August: New nature reserves, success against diseases, initiatives to improve the lives of children Photo: Getty Images/Unsplash+ September: WTO agreement to reduce overfishing, islanders take Swiss cement giant to court, Australia’s Great Koala National Park Photo: Andrea Leopardi/Unsplash (CC0) October: Basic income for artists, feelings of safety at a record high, Poland bans fur farming Photo: Aaron Coltman/Unsplash (CC0) November: Bank accounts for homeless people, first-ever treaty with Aboriginal peoples, graduating with $1000 Photo: NOAA / Unsplash (CC0) December: Historic win for sharks and rays, Paris’ urban cable car, New York’s Grandma Stands Please support us!Squirrel News is a non-profit organisation that relies on donations. Please support us now to help us continue our work and keep Squirrel News running!Donate now Read more Mexico cuts homicides by 51%, India hits gender parity in higher education, supermarket grows food on its roof Global fund aims to end FGM, New York sees safest summer ever, Bhutan ends dog-transmitted human rabies Britain’s Yellowstone cuts the greed from land acquisition, high-rise made of volcanic stone, solar ambulances