An artist fed up with the negativity in our society draws the most positive news of 2018

In 2018, it was again proven that negative, dark and disgusting news reaps the most success among newspaper readers and report viewers. The Chronicle probably was again the most read page in newspapers and the most watched minute on television reports.

Mauro Gatti wants to resist it in every way harsh rhetoric that permeates the media around the world. He created something positive! It is like an antidote to the negative illustrated the positive news that happened this year. He wants to enter with them positivity and happiness, who are supposed to drive us, that we too we spread the good news.

Art, technology, food, science, animal rights, human rights - we've made progress in so many areas, but we probably don't even realize it because of the impact negative news has on our society. In 2018, we achieved a lot, a we still have a lot to do.

Image gallery - The most positive news that happened in 2018

France has banned grocery stores from throwing excess food in the trash. They have to donate it or pay a fine.

France has banned five pesticides that kill bees.

Saltwater Brewery has created turtle-friendly beer packaging.

Scotland is the first country in the world to offer free sanitary products to students and women on low incomes.

Doctors in rural parts of Rwanda can order medical supplies and blood by sending a text message, and a drone delivers them.

IKEA founder Ingvar Kamprad left $23 billion to charity and business in Sweden after his death.

1.5 million Indian volunteers set a new record: they planted 66 million trees in 12 hours.

South Korea has banned the killing of dogs for meat.

Pandas are no longer an endangered species in China.

California is the first state to ban animal testing of cosmetic products.

The use of loud pyrotechnic products is prohibited due to the stress and distress they cause to the animals.

Breast cancer death rate decreased by 39 %.

Women in Saudi Arabia can finally drive.

The Ocean Cleanup Project is a system for cleaning up polluted seas, which is expected to reduce 50 % of dirt in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch over five years.

Norway is the 14th European country to ban the fur industry.

Adidas has sold over a million pairs of shoes made from ocean plastic.

Companies in London and Vienna use leftover bread to make beer.