Eco-Innovation Half the water in a toilet flush could power your home Earthshot Prize-winner Enapter starts mass production to bring green hydrogen to everyone. 07/11/2021
Climate Seaweed-eating sheep could hold the key to reducing methane emissions Animals on a remote Scottish island have a habit of munching on seaweed and it has inspired scientists that are tackling climate change. 31/10/2021
Nature Meet the couple dedicating their marriage to fighting wildfires Mark is a smokejumper, Samsara is a fire lookout. They met ten years ago while working to stop wildfires in the US. 27/10/2021
Climate Do you know as much about climate change as these kids do? Kids in Glasgow, UK urged world leaders to 'do their best' at COP26 to halt climate change. 22/10/2021
Green News Local activists in long battle to stop oil drilling on Isle of Wight UK Oil and Gas Investments wanted to drill for oil on the Isle of Wight, their plans have just been refused. 20/10/2021
Stays This restored Italian palace will be shared by more than 100 owners Built in 1799, the historic Palazzo Ricci will soon be transformed into 14 luxury residences. 15/10/2021
Nature Refugees in Cameroon have turned a desert camp into a thriving forest Planting thousands of trees is providing jobs, food, medicine and more water in the future for thousands of people. 10/10/2021
Nature Birth of a rare Arabian leopard cub raises hopes of saving the species There are only 200 Arabian leopards left in the wild. 03/10/2021
Eco-Innovation After 40 years, these French trains are coming back to life Days are numbered for this French train cemetery. 01/10/2021
Eco-Innovation Are these AI robots going to replace farmers? Farming with AI-powered robots could be the next big thing in sustainable food production and the idea already has Bill Gates' support. 26/09/2021
Nature Why does this tree need refugee status? Indigenous activists delivered a tree to the Norwegian Embassy in Brazil on Tuesday, as it’s the first country in the world to ban deforestation. 22/09/2021
Nature Wildfires threaten some of the world's oldest living trees The largest tree in the world, General Sherman in Sequoia National Park, California, was wrapped in an aluminium blanket to protect it from the flames. 21/09/2021
Eco-Innovation This modular vertical farm could sweep away 'urban food deserts' Securing affordable and healthy food for low-income communities is increasingly challenging, but urban farming could be the solution. 19/09/2021
Eco-Innovation This plant captures CO2 from the air to 'reverse' climate change The Orca plant is expected to capture 4,000 tons of carbon dioxide per year. 16/09/2021
Eco-Innovation This solar-powered pavement harvests energy from under your feet A Hungarian company is making solar-powered tiles from recycled plastic that can be used to pave walkways. 14/09/2021
Green News Kuwait is transforming its ‘tyre graveyard’ into a new smart city Kuwait has had a mounting problem with recycling its car tyres. Here’s how they plan on fixing it. 09/09/2021
Nature 'Magnificent' lion cub celebrates her 2-month birthday at French zoo The zoo released a video showing the lioness playing in her enclosure. 05/09/2021
Eco-Innovation Thanks to one amazing man, a Malawian village finally has electricity Colrerd Nkosi took matters into his own hands by building a DIY hydroelectric turbine. 03/09/2021
Nature Why are hundreds of sheep forming the shape of a heart in a field? An Australian farmer has made a piece of art by arranging his sheep in this novel formation. 01/09/2021
Nature London Zoo's animals step onto the scales for annual check-up Animals tempted onto the weighing scales but there is a serious reason behind the annual event. 01/09/2021