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 Synthetic palm oil being brewed like beer gets Bill Gates' investment The bio-based palm oil substitute is receiving millions of dollars from Bill Gates' investor-led fund.
Ideas Social distancing vs. social accountability | How to work from home We've figured out the best way to stave off loneliness and stay productive when working from home.
Transport Common electric car emissions myth busted by new study In countries where fossil fuels still generate the most electricity, is ditching petrol still a green option?
Ideas Greta Thunberg sets an example by self-isolating with coronavirus The Swedish climate activist is staying at home and encouraging people to join digital climate strikes online.
Ideas Environmental activism gets a digital makeover amid coronavirus crisis Organisers of global environmental celebration, Earth Day, are asking people to stay at home and join in online.
Art and Design How the power of the creative arts will help solve the climate crisis These organisations you haven't heard of are bringing music and theatre to the forefront of the climate conversation.
Ideas Three environment stories that passed you by due to Covid-19 coverage There's good and bad news for Mother Nature.
Ideas Fish scales could provide sustainable solution for phone screens Using a material that is usually thrown away, they hope to replace plastics with this biodegradable alternative.
Ideas Coldplay’s Chris Martin takes song requests from quarantined fans One way to escape the boredom of coronavirus induced self-isolation.
Ideas Netflix’s top 20 cost the Earth more than six trips to Mars and back 80 million people watched Birdbox, producing more than 63 million kg of CO2.
Ideas Is our addiction to Spotify ruining the planet? We look into whether switching back to CDs and cassette tapes would improve our carbon footprint.
Art and Design We Recommend | Alison's Adventures: Your Passport to the World Follow Alison Teal as she details her unbelievable life story helping to protect the earth’s greatest treasure.
Transport This is the best country in Europe for driving an electric car Far ahead of the rest of the world, this small Nordic country is well on its way to making fossil fuels a thing of the past.
Ideas People are isolating from coronavirus in tiny homes built in two hours One company has donated pods make with the technology to provide accommodation for hospital staff.
Ideas Your worldview can change who you think is to blame for climate change Don't think you should give up meat to combat climate change? The way you view the world might explain why.
Transport Are tiny electric cars the answer to big city pollution problems? So small you may not even need a license to drive them, these miniature cars are taking China by storm.
Ideas What’s life like inside the UK’s first zero carbon, eco village? The 250-strong village produces no carbon on a daily basis, with residents living entirely sustainably.
Art and Design The artwork providing a safe space for vulvas everywhere Do you really know what’s ‘normal’ when it comes to your own body?
Ideas What's on at London's Women of the World Festival Over the weekend of International Women's Day, the festival celebrates its 10th year.
Transport UK catches up to Europe by making plant based biofuel standard The bioethanol blend is set to become standard at petrol pumps in the UK.
Art and Design Do environmental documentaries actually change our bad habits? We’re wondering how much effect our binge watching of Blue Planet really has on climate change.
Art and Design ‘I decorated a vintage apartment with furniture from the street' Nadine Ahya is dispelling the myth that social media influencers are showered with freebies.
Art and Design Living Recommends | Embracing the ‘ish’ of sustainable living Jen Gale's didn't buy anything for a year. Her new book tells us all about small changes that make a big difference.
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.
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.
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.
Ideas Synthetic palm oil being brewed like beer gets Bill Gates' investment The bio-based palm oil substitute is receiving millions of dollars from Bill Gates' investor-led fund.
Art and Design Do environmental documentaries actually change our bad habits? We’re wondering how much effect our binge watching of Blue Planet really has on climate change.
