Top 12 des bonnes nouvelles du coronavirus illustrées, ça remonte (un peu) le moral

Rob Jackson, who chairs the Global Carbon Project, which produces widely-watched annual emissions estimates, said carbon output could fall by more than 5% year-on-year — the first dip since a 1.4% reduction after the 2008 financial crisis.⁣ ⁣ Neither the fall of the Soviet Union nor the various oil…

— The Happy Broadcast (@the_happy_broadcast)

Together we can beat this virus! If we all do social distancing and stay home, the number and duration of time that people are ill should be lesser than if we don’t. We find ourselves in a unique and challenging time in history, a time that doesn’t allow us to be together in-person but I’m so…

— The Happy Broadcast (@the_happy_broadcast)

Denmark-based toymaker Lego recently announced on Instagram that it had begun producing protective visors for front-line healthcare workers in its home country. The company has modified some of its molding machines to manufacture Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).⁣ ⁣ Intended to offer an extra…

— The Happy Broadcast (@the_happy_broadcast)

During a time of global crisis, climbing death tolls and widespread uncertainty, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has been hailed globally for her compassionate handling of the coronavirus pandemic. New Zealand kids, you can rest easy. The coronavirus will not prevent the Tooth Fairy and…

— The Happy Broadcast (@the_happy_broadcast)

It seems people around the US aren't just stocking up on toilet paper and frozen food amid the coronavirus pandemic, many are also taking home a new foster pet. Animal rescue organizations are reporting a large uptick in interested foster parents over the past month, especially in hard-hit areas…

— The Happy Broadcast (@the_happy_broadcast)

The world has passed another coronavirus milestone, with more than 120,000 patients now successfully recovered from the virus, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.

At a briefing, WHO officials stressed the need for aggressive measures to fight the virus, noting the the disease's quick…

— The Happy Broadcast (@the_happy_broadcast)

The secretary of state for health and social care has praised 4,500 retired nurses and doctors who have signed up to help tackle the coronavirus pandemic in the UK. Matt Hancock said he was ‘delighted’ that 4,000 nurses and 500 doctors had responded – over the past 48 hours – to the government’s…

— The Happy Broadcast (@the_happy_broadcast)

According to the World Health Organization, the Centers for Disease Control and Hong Kong's Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department, your pets are NOT at risk. "A dog can be a fomite like anything else. A fomite is any object that has contamination on it. A dog toy or cat toy may have…

— The Happy Broadcast (@the_happy_broadcast)

Not all heroes wear capes, as a matter of fact sometimes they use a walker! World War II veteran Tom Moore set out to walk 100 laps of his back garden in Bedfordshire, around 50 miles northwest of London, before his 100th birthday on April 30 to raise money for the NHS. His original fundraising…

— The Happy Broadcast (@the_happy_broadcast)

Children around the world are posting handmade rainbow artwork in the windows of their homes to spread hope and cheer during the dark days of the coronavirus pandemic. Even though the trend began in Europe, signs with rainbows started showing up in people's windows through the United States,…

— The Happy Broadcast (@the_happy_broadcast)