Eating a plant-based breakfast before work could alter your productivity completely

A vegan diet makes you more productive at work, says new report

Przewalski’s horses in Chernobyl.

Wildlife is thriving in Chernobyl 35 years after the nuclear explosion

Children on bike

London's air pollution could be a ticking bomb for children's health

Bison are being culled at the Grand Canyon

Why are 45,000 people signing up to kill a threatened species?

The disaster may have created Europe's largest nature reserve.

Chernobyl: Why the nuclear disaster was an environmental success

Rio's Museum of Tomorrow cracked the top five most tagged eco-locations on Instagram

The 10 most extraordinary eco buildings around the world

Smartphones use millions of transistors in each device can't currently be recycled

Printable smartphones are the latest breakthrough in green tech

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Wildlife is thriving in Chernobyl 35 years after the nuclear explosion

Why are 45,000 people signing up to kill a threatened species?

Chernobyl: Why the nuclear disaster was an environmental success

Hanging rhinos upside down is ‘vital’ for their conservation

Europe's dark sky reserves shine bright as light pollution reduces

Green News

Antonio Guterres, Angela Merkel, Boris Johnson ahead of climate talks

World leaders close in on Paris Agreement goals ahead of COP26

In this October 2019 handout photo provided by NGO Agent Green, Arthur, a 17-year-old bear, is seen in the Covasna county, Romania.

Prince probed over claims he killed Romania's largest bear

Frequent air travel benefits a small section of the world's population at a huge environmental cost

A frequent flyer tax could be the aviation industry’s only solution

Wind turbines near Halle, central Germany.

German top court orders government to set post-2030 climate goals

Climate

Should European governments ban cigarettes to save the climate?

Cigarettes are killing the planet - should we ban them?

Climate change causing glaciers to melt is changing the earth's axis

Are melting glaciers causing the Earth to move under our feet?

Film director Julia Barnes investigates solar panels

Dirty secrets of renewable energy revealed as ‘Bright Green Lies’

Nature

Italy's Apennine mountains are home to a range of endangered species

What to expect from the rewilding of Italy’s largest mountain range

Star gazing and dark sky reserves

Europe's dark sky reserves shine bright as light pollution reduces

Central Apennines

What's the difference between rewilding and reforesting?

Bird's eye view of the European Commission's Pollinator Park

This VR experience imagines a future without vital pollinators

Living

Tenants Elize Lutz and Harrie Dekkers in front of their new home.

A 3D printed home shaped like a boulder has just got its first tenants

Community garden next to the platform at Brondesbury Park Overground train station in north west London.

London's commuters are growing food in railway station garden

Children and pets increase yearly carbon emissions by up to 58 tonnes

What’s worse for the climate crisis: Your child or your pet?

Eco-Innovation

Car from Australian Capital Territory's new fleet of hydrogen-fuelled vehicles

Are hydrogen-powered cars steering Australia to a greener future?

It could only be a matter of time until your Apple Watches are powered efficiently by sweat

Is sweat the new form of renewable energy we’ve all been waiting for?

Is this the world's first biodegradable and compostable plastic?

Is this the world's first biodegradable and compostable plastic?

Coal heavy regions in Europe could have a sustainable transition

Clean energy jobs will revive coal communities in Europe, says report

Opinion

Conspiracy theories

What do veganism and conspiracy theories have in common?

Sir Charles Walker, conservative MP in the UK

Milk March: The unspoken symbolism of one UK MP's milk protest

Comedian Ally Bruener

Why it's hard to live sustainably as a disabled person