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.

During the International Conference on the Emergence of Africa in Dakar, Hannane sat down with UNDP's Abdoulaye Mar Dieye.

Germany has agreed to shut down all coal-fired electricity plants by 2038.

An Egyptian factory uses recycled plastic bottles to produce polyester fibre as a cheaper alternative to cotton, after the country's cotton crop witnessed many hiccups.

Discarded plastic finds a second life in Bordello II's endangered animal street art

Fashion pieces made out of ocean waste among others were on display at the first Neonyt – the global hub for sustainable fashion.

This year’s Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week (ADSW) comes to an end on January 19th. Taking place in the UAE’s capital, it’s an annual gathering of industry leaders and heads of state to discuss the latest advancements in sustainable development.

The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) held its ninth assembly from 11th to 13th January in Abu Dhabi.

Jordan’s movement towards renewable energy is gaining momentum.

Growing Underground, a company based in Clapham, sustainably grows salads and other "microgreens" 33m below the busy streets of London.

Bicycles made of steel are heavy, aluminium can be too weak, carbon fibre too expensive and not eco-friendly. That's why manufacturers are looking to bamboo

North Sea fishermen benefiting from improved catches

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

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