Ideas Discovery of plastic-eating bacteria marks breakthrough for scientists Could this solve the problem of landfill?
Ideas Robots attend graduation in place of students at Japanese university Virtual tech solutions are on the rise as coronavirus prevents students from travelling to their graduation ceremony.
Ideas Coronavirus crisis fast-forwards green energy 10 years into the future Electricity use has decreased meaning that wind and solar sources are more than capable of keeping the lights on.
Cuisine Why are women more likely to go vegan than men? Ancient associations between health and meat might be to blame.
Outdoor Young people of the Amazon are the real guardians of the rainforest Three young people in the Amazon describe why protecting the forest is crucial to their livelihoods.
Transport Scientists discover green biofuel can be made out of tequila Forget shots on a Friday night, tequila now has a new function. Being used to power cars.
Outdoor Zoo livestreams endangered red pandas having breakfast to cheer you up Chester Zoo conservationists did a 'virtual zoo day' on Instagram with a family of red pandas.
Outdoor Hope for animals threatened by Australian bushfire devastation Several populations on Kangaroo Island, feared to be gone forever, have been spotted as habitats recover.
Outdoor New York City: dramatic drop-off in air pollution Researchers at Columbia University found a dramatic drop in pollutants in New York City in the last 2 weeks.
Outdoor Historic ban on hairsprays helps ozone layer to heal Weather changes from the use of harmful gases in the 1960s have started to go back to normal after the ban.
Cuisine Company traps CO2 emissions to make alcohol for hand sanitiser A carbon-negative vodka brand has switched up production to help provide essential supplies during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Cuisine Europeans eat twice as much meat as the global average A report from Greenpeace suggests we need to cut down dramatically to meet emissions targets.
Cuisine Can you imagine paying for food with rubbish? You can in London. Chocolatier Montezuma's has opened a recycling-focused pop up shop.
Fashion Your weekly wash is releasing thousands of microplastics into the sea Scientists say fish could be dying due to the toxic chemicals these microfibres release.
Fashion Leading sustainable fashion summit cancelled in May due to coronavirus The annual sustainability event in Copenhagen is being moved, due to concerns over the COVID-19 outbreak.
Fashion Selfridges, Weleda and SALT Resorts crowned sustainable champions The Positive Luxury Awards reward luxury and lifestyle brands for their green credentials.
Ideas ‘Don't be a fossil fool’ says ethical bank in green investment push UK customers could be unknowingly investing around £16 billion in fossil fuels through their savings accounts.
Transport UK announces ‘ambitious’ plan to become hub for green transport Could we be climbing aboard solar-powered trains in the near future?
Transport You’ve heard of offsetting, but what in the world is carbon insetting? This new kid on the block could offer a more sustainable option than simply paying to plant trees.
Ideas Earth Hour goes exclusively online for first time in its history In the midst of the COVID 19 health crisis, Earth Hour organisers recommend supporters taking part digitally.
Ideas Robots attend graduation in place of students at Japanese university Virtual tech solutions are on the rise as coronavirus prevents students from travelling to their graduation ceremony.
Ideas Coronavirus crisis fast-forwards green energy 10 years into the future Electricity use has decreased meaning that wind and solar sources are more than capable of keeping the lights on.
Ideas Discovery of plastic-eating bacteria marks breakthrough for scientists Could this solve the problem of landfill?
Fashion Why Shein is the biggest rip-off since fast fashion was born We expose the truth behind the Chinese online fashion giant.
Cuisine Why are women more likely to go vegan than men? Ancient associations between health and meat might be to blame.
