Ideas Japan plans to be carbon neutral by 2050 Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga made the pledge in his first address to the Japanese parliament.
Ideas Will young green voters swing the US election? GenZ and millennials are more enthusiastic than ever about voting after months of protests.
Outdoor Coral reef taller than the Empire State Building found in Australia Scientists are both “surprised and elated” by the discovery in the Great Barrier Reef.
Ideas Plastic waste is distracting us from real climate issues, says study Focusing on plastic pollution could be overshadowing other more grave environmental threats.
Outdoor Decoy sea turtle eggs help track down illegal wildlife traffickers Meet the GPS-enabled InvestEggator.
Cuisine Eating jellyfish is more sustainable than fish say scientists "In the mouth it feels like a cross between cucumbers and rubber bands."
Ideas The world's largest insect farm is being built in France It will raise hundreds of millions of insects to be used as a protein source.
Ideas The 18-year-old climate campaigner ‘preparing for the worst’ Jamie Margolin on planning for the future in the midst of a climate crisis.
Ideas The 22-year-old on a mission to find the greenest projects in Europe For nine months, Antoine Abou is cycling 7,000 km to locate the most sustainable hubs around Europe.
Ideas Meet Indigenous activist and hip-hop artist Xiuhtezcatl Martinez “The most important part of my indigeneity that informs my climate work is that this is not an isolated issue."
Outdoor What can we learn from Indigenous groups about how to respect nature? We might be in the middle of an extinction crisis, but Indigenous Peoples can show us how to protect biodiversity.
Outdoor ‘Sir David Attenborough’ ship prepares for first mission to Antarctica You might otherwise know the advanced polar research vessel as 'Boaty McBoatface'.
Outdoor Could moths be the secret to understanding climate change? Moths might be overshadowed by their colourful butterfly cousins, but they're crucial to the pollination process.
Outdoor US imports are helping to drive the ‘silent extinction’ of giraffes Giraffes parts are used for items such as bible covers, shoes and jackets.
Cuisine Is this the end of cheese as we know it? A select number of artisanal brands are trying to recreate the luxurious experience of a well-aged Gouda.
Cuisine ‘Climate change is on your plate’: Max La Manna on cutting food waste Max explains why 20 million slices of bread are wasted every day and what we can do about it.
Cuisine Why are women more likely to go vegan than men? Choices about what we eat can be intensely personal.
Fashion Woke-washing: How fast fashion brands use social issues for sales “People shop with their values now - but brands haven’t changed theirs.”
Fashion Why we need to stop saying fashion and start saying clothes "Fashion, as a word, invokes a feeling of exclusion, hostility and inaccessibility" - Samata.
Fashion Lucy & Yak founder talks green buzzwords and fixing the supply chain “We weren’t trying to start an ‘ethical, sustainable fashion brand’, we were just being decent humans."
Ideas Plastic waste is distracting us from real climate issues, says study Focusing on plastic pollution could be overshadowing other more grave environmental threats.
Ideas Will young green voters swing the US election? GenZ and millennials are more enthusiastic than ever about voting after months of protests.
Outdoor Coral reef taller than the Empire State Building found in Australia Scientists are both “surprised and elated” by the discovery in the Great Barrier Reef.
Fashion Why Shein might be the biggest rip-off since fast fashion was born A review of the Chinese online fashion giant from the perspective of a slow-fashion writer.
Partner content Ideas Special Olympics footballers tackle COVID-19 on the digital pitch The Faces of Football initiative is helping boost the health and spirits of thousands with intellectual disabilities. Partner content
