Outdoor Where are the world's tallest trees and why are they so important? These giant trees could be vital in the fight against climate change.
Transport Electric conversions of classic cars could grow by 500% in 2021 Old-timer Rolls-Royces and Jaguars get an electric makeover by a company in Silverstone, UK.
Ideas The 6 most in-demand jobs for a greener future How careers in sustainability could play a massive role in the COVID-19 economic recovery.
Ideas UK announces £40bn of green investment from new ‘infrastructure bank’ Environmental campaigners are critical of whether this will be a “real commitment to green growth”.
Outdoor Australia marine hotspots found to store 2bn tonnes of 'blue carbon' Three UNESCO World Heritage sites can store billions of CO2 in carbon sinks, according to a new report.
Outdoor Israeli government was ‘not prepared’ for massive oil spill cleanup Thousands of volunteers have stepped in to clean 12,000 tonnes of tar that washed up on the country's coastline.
Ideas ‘Next-generation’ wearable tech turns your body heat into electricity Smartwatches and fitness trackers could soon use your body as a battery.
Art and Design Are designers to blame for the waste crisis in the creative industry? Overproduction and overconsumption are intrinsic to the design industry, from fashion to consumer goods.
Ideas Three ways we can avoid an ‘ecologically induced societal collapse’ Philosophy professor and environmental activist Rupert Read outlines his blueprint for securing a safer future.
Ideas What is COP26 and why is it so important? We answer all the major questions about this year's UN Climate Change Conference being held in Glasgow.
Outdoor Seville is turning 35 tonnes of unwanted oranges into electricity Forget marmalade, this Spanish city is using oranges to make renewable biofuel.
Outdoor These are the 8 cities people most want to go car-free We asked our followers where they wanted to see be pedestrianised. Is your hometown on the list?
Outdoor Pet tiger rescued during Texas freeze is rehomed in sanctuary A six-month-old tigress, who rescuers have named Elsa, was found in dangerously low temperatures wearing a harness.
Outdoor On thin ice: How global warming is threatening Iceland's glaciers As Iceland‘s glaciers recede, scientists predict that they may largely vanish in the next 100-200 years.
Body and Mind Climate change is making hayfever season last even longer A new study has shown that rising temperatures are having an effect on allergy season.
Cuisine Why should you eat your placenta? A vegan mum-of-three explains Human placenta is legally classified as a food - this British doula tell us why it's suitable for vegans.
Cuisine These French women have mastered the art of vegan eggs The French company, Les Merveilloeufs, have finally "cracked" the perfect vegan egg.
Fashion Boohoo could face US import ban due to ‘slave labour’ allegations The fast fashion giant may not be able to export to the United States amid further accusations of modern slavery.
Fashion Why disabled people have been forgotten by the fashion industry Adaptive fashion is projected to be worth $400 billion by 2026, but where does sustainability come into it?
Fashion The trash mountains being turned into sustainable fashion in Russia We find out more about the process behind 99Recycle’s sustainable fashion strategy.
Ideas The 6 most in-demand jobs for a greener future How careers in sustainability could play a massive role in the COVID-19 economic recovery.
Outdoor Where are the world's tallest trees and why are they so important? These giant trees could be vital in the fight against climate change.
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.
Ideas UK announces £40bn of green investment from new ‘infrastructure bank’ Environmental campaigners are critical of whether this will be a “real commitment to green growth”.
Outdoor Australia marine hotspots found to store 2bn tonnes of 'blue carbon' Three UNESCO World Heritage sites can store billions of CO2 in carbon sinks, according to a new report.
