Green News Today is National Refill Day, so forget plastic and choose to reuse Ditch the plastic, it's time to buy a reusable water bottle. 19/06/2019
Living #GoodReads | Plastic vs fish, slow fashion and how much water to drink The second week of June brings us the best in sustainable content from around the web 14/06/2019
Living What Gerhard Richter's Seascapes can teach us about our oceans In light of 2019's World Oceans Day we checked out Gerhard Richter's Seascapes exhibit at Guggenheim Museum Bilbao 08/06/2019
Green News Today is World Oceans Day, what are you doing about plastic pollution? Celebrate this important day with our guide on what you can do to reduce your plastic footprint on the earth. 08/06/2019
Green News 'Sea creature' washes up outside Parliament Charity Surfers Against Sewage is demanding the government protect 30% of the world's oceans by 2030. 05/06/2019
Green News Plastic straws will be a thing of the past by next year in England A new law is being enforced in England to ban the sale of single-use plastic items. 22/05/2019
Living Whale sculpture washes up in Manila to highlight plight of marine life You may not expect to see a whale in the middle of Manila but this surprising sight is how one Filipino artist chose to raise awareness of the effects of plastic pollution on marine life. 06/05/2019
Russia Jean-Michel Cousteau to visit Russia's much-criticised 'whale jail' Pressure is growing on Moscow to release 11 killer whales and 87 belugas from small pens in the far east of the country. 05/04/2019
Ocean Harnessing the power of our oceans In this episode of Ocean, Denis Loctier travels to the west coast of France and northern Scotland to see what Europe is doing to tap into the immense power of the sea. 05/04/2019
Ocean Ocean energy: "what we need to see is sustained support" As part of an Ocean episode on harnessing the power of our seas, we spoke to Neil Kermode, the Managing Director of the European Marine Energy Centre. 05/04/2019
United Kingdom Watch: London start-up turns lobster shells into plastic alternative A bio-polymer in crustacean shells called chitin can be developed into a biodegradable and recyclable material. 05/04/2019
Italy Sperm whale washes up dead with 22 kgs of plastic in its stomach The whale’s stomach had a mixture of garbage bags, plastic bags, fishing nets, plates, tubes, and a bag of a washing machine liquid. 01/04/2019
Seychelles Watch: Traditional fishing at odds with Seychelles 'blue economy' Last year, Seychelles designated a third of its waters as protected areas where fishing is banned. 25/03/2019
world news Spring clean: Litter pickers set to help clear-up Europe’s beaches Environmentally-conscious volunteers are donning gloves and picking up litter at more than 640 sites across the continent. 21/03/2019
Green News A tour of Italy’s secluded Cetacean Sanctuary This underwater world brims with friendly barracudas, endangered loggerhead turtles and giant groupers. 19/03/2019
Philippines Whale dies from “gastric shock” after ingesting 40kgs of plastic 16 rice sacks, 4 banana bags and multiple shopping bags were found during an autopsy of a young male Cuvier’s beaked whale that washed up on a beach in the Philippines 18/03/2019
world news Scientists broadcast live video from the depths of the Indian Ocean In an historic first, scientists have broadcast live footage showing the exploration of the depths of the Indian Ocean 12/03/2019
Destinations Saving the Seychelles, one piece of plastic at a time From bags to bottles, around 13 million tonnes of plastic flows into our oceans every year 07/03/2019
Australia Balloons deadliest risk to seabirds ingesting ocean plastic Seabirds are much more likely to die from ingesting balloon fragments than hard plastics, researchers have found. 04/03/2019
Ocean How the EU stamped down on decades of illegal fishing in Thailand The measures Thailand has now adopted to satisfy the EU range from new rules to vessel monitoring systems and a satellite-based system of tracking the movements of fishing boats. 08/02/2019
Ocean EU gives Thailand's reformed fishing industry a green card Thailand has begun intercepting and inspecting fishing boats far out at sea this year, one of many new measures to curb its dangerously high levels of overfishing. 08/02/2019
Good Morning Europe Colour of oceans to change by end of 21st century The colour of the oceans could be about to change. That’s according to a new study by scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The study found that because climate change is affecting the oceans ecosystems, this could alter the colour of the water as early as the end of the twenty-fi 05/02/2019
Living Sustainable underwear against fast fashion These four ethical lingerie brands are on a mission to prove that sustainability is sexy. 31/01/2019
Green News Unlocking the secrets of the vast Indian Ocean An unprecedented science mission is on its way to gauge the impact of climate change as well as search for new species. 24/01/2019
Living Saving the oceans with fashion Fashion pieces made out of ocean waste among others were on display at the first Neonyt – the global hub for sustainable fashion. 19/01/2019
USA Divers pictured swimming with 2.5 tonne Great White Fearless divers have been seen swimming alongside one of the biggest great white sharks on record 18/01/2019
