Creators Meet the artist protecting marine life with underwater sculptures After witnessing the destruction of coral reefs by a hurricane, Jason deCaires Taylor decided to dedicate his sculpting skills to saving marine life. 02/06/2022
See Can art change how we think about the climate crisis? London Barbican exhibition Our Time on Earth: Can art change how we think about the climate crisis? 31/05/2022
Ocean "When an ecosystem is disturbed, it gets unbalanced." Hundreds of non-indigenous species have invaded the Mediterranean Sea over the past few decades. Ocean speaks to Professor Costas Batargias from the University of Patras about the reasons behind this rising number of non-native species. 31/05/2022
Scenes Meet the team who are preserving marine life in Mallorca "Posidonia is extremely important because it's basically the lung of the Mediterranean". 30/05/2022
Uncovering Europe Why the Czech Republic's green measures lag behind neighbours The environmental situation in the Czech Republic is the fifth worst in Europe despite the amount of GDP spent on trying to rectify it, a newly-published report has said. 30/05/2022
Nature 5,000-year-old giant: How long does the world’s oldest tree have left? Scientists have used a new technique in determining the age of this giant of nature. 29/05/2022
Travel News Premier Inn’s English 'fry up' now includes plant-based meat The UK’s largest hotel chain Premier Inn has partnered with a vegan protein company to add plant-based meat to its breakfast menu. 26/05/2022
Travel News Eurostar passengers can soon plant a tree with their ticket Rail company Eurostar will offer passengers the opportunity to plant a tree when booking their ticket. 26/05/2022
Climate World Africa Day: 5 of the most important climate campaigns to follow This is why you should support these five powerful campaigns fighting climate change in Africa. 25/05/2022
Green News 2 tonnes of vegetables are grown on a supermarket roof in Brussels The Lagum Project experiments with the idea of an urban garden and tries to determine whether they are sustainable or not. 25/05/2022
Green News Climate activists in gondolas protest in Venice to stop it sinking Greenpeace protesters are warning Venice could soon be submerged if action isn’t taken against greenwashing. 24/05/2022
Green News Stargazers are the unexpected winners of the cost of living crisis Stargazers are craning their necks during the cost of living crisis to see the skies, but why are they clearer than they have been for years? 17/05/2022
Living Champs-Elysées gets a green a makeover ahead of the 2024 Olympic Games Work starts in just a few weeks to turn Paris’ iconic promenade into a green oasis. 15/05/2022
no comment Extinction Rebellion activists target Monsanto offices in Buenos Aires Extinction Rebellion activists protest in front of Monsanto's headquarters in Buenos Aires, against the use of agrochemicals in Argentina's crops. 14/05/2022
Nature Insect decline could massively increase food bills, warn scientists Losing pollinators in the UK alone could add more than € 2.3 billion a year to food bills, warns charity Buglife. 14/05/2022
Eco-Innovation 5 magnificent examples of green architecture around the world The most stunning, environmentally mindful buildings from all over the globe. 05/05/2022
Germany Germany and India sign €10 billion green development deal Berlin is seeking New Delhi's support for the tough Western stance towards Russia over its war in Ukraine, but Narendra Modi still refrains from criticising Moscow. 02/05/2022
Conscious Travel Illegal loggers in Vietnam train as jungle tour guides Illegal loggers in Vietnam are getting a chance at an honest living, thanks to one adventure tourism company. 26/04/2022
Eco-Innovation Soaring battery costs fail to cool electric vehicle sales The rising price of fossil fuels and environmental concerns mean people are still buying electric cars despite an increase in cost. 19/04/2022
Climate Now Heatwaves and snow: What's really happening to the Antarctic climate? Last month Antarctica experienced a record-breaking heatwave, and unusually high amounts of snowfall in some places. Climate Now asks experts on the ice to explain what's really happening on the frozen continent. 18/04/2022
France Macron vows to overhaul climate policy as he woos left-wing vote The French president has promised to boost his climate policy by giving his prime minister direct responsibility for environmental planning, if he is re-elected. 16/04/2022
world news Good News round-up: Five stories about what's going well in the world A Turkish man has planted 30 million trees, a study says we're living (and staying healthy) for longer, and an endangered species got a brand new member. 08/04/2022
Mobility Electric car 'devoured by rodents' leaves man with €5,000 repair bill Rodents chewing on wires isn't new. But that's small comfort for someone who spent thousands on an EV that’s now completely useless. 08/04/2022
Health 'People need to see the climate crisis as a health crisis' The mother of a London girl killed by air pollution wants the world to finally ditch fossil fuels and "clean up the air". 07/04/2022
Green News UN panel to release report on efforts to curb climate change A United Nations-backed panel is due to release a highly anticipated new report on the world's efforts to curb global warming. 04/04/2022
Nature Ecuador grants wild animals legal rights in landmark court case It is thought to be the first time the country’s constitutional protection of nature has been applied in court. 01/04/2022
