As the radiation recedes, visitors to the Chernobyl nuclear plant and neighbouring town of Pripyat are creating a different kind of pollution - one that requires another clean-up.

At a home event in London, designers are showcasing eco-friendly modular homes, upcycled gardens and almost zero plastic.

The sustainable seafood dinner is served with a unique view, 5 metres below the surface.

Two new projects are aiming to restore and save coral reefs.

Futuris travels to northern Italy to meet the European researchers developing better ways to recycle composite materials such as carbon and glass fibre.

The world’s first guilt-free “hypercar” has been unveiled at the Geneva International Motor Show. Automobili Pininfarina’s Battista is electric and has a top speed of 350 kph, making it one of the fastest road cars on the planet.

Ingenious designers are giving new life to tyres.

A group of artists have come together in New Delhi to reproduce famous monuments of the world using waste.

30 metres beneath the ground herbs, salads and ‘micro-greens’ are destined for some of London’s best-known restaurants.

The first climate neutral FIS Alpine World Ski Championships is taking the lead on environmentally friendly sports events.

The Swedish ReTuna Återbruksgalleria makes shopping climate-smart. People even buy their old items back.

Scientists in Israel are growing their own steaks in the hope that it could one day help to solve the problem of food production and climate change.

Eco-friendly Arctic vehicles offer a new alternative for tourists exploring Lapland

This Belgian company is hoping their eco-friendly lampshades made out of mushrooms will shine a light on a greener, alternative economy.

The 2018 Innovation Radar Prize has been won by an Italian startup project that seeks to recycle a much greater proportion of plastic waste

Giving a sustainable new life to the traditional textile production of the UK

An EU law will see single-use plastics like straws, plates, knives and forks banned by 2021, in an attempt to tackle one of the most pressing environmental problems of our time. We look back at a less than fantastic year for plastic.