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Here’s how the UK dramatically reduced its plastic bag consumption levels
The average shopper is taking just 10 single-use bags per year. → Read More
This is how eating locally grown produce can create a sustainable version of agriculture
Farming in a sustainable way has advantages for all ecosystems and organisms, even us. Here's why eating local and seasonal produce is a key part of sustainable agriculture. → Read More
This lake appeared in the French Alps during the heatwave
Startling photographs of a new lake on Mont Blanc have sparked further concerns over the climate crisis. → Read More
Scotland's new target: 100% renewable electricity in 2020
In a bid to tackle climate change, Scotland are set to power the entire country with 100% renewable energy. → Read More
"Green roofs" provide a safe haven for bees on bus stops
Over 300 bus stops have been redesigned with the bees in mind. → Read More
Endangered sea turtles are laying eggs at record pace on the US coast
Loggerhead sea turtles have been listed as endangered for more than 40 years. But they are currently experiencing a potentially record-breaking nesting season along the coast of Georgia. → Read More
What are microfibers and how can you avoid them?
Microfibers are a form of microplastics that are released from our clothing when we wash them, and they can have potentially harmful effects on the environment. → Read More
Chicago just became the largest US city to commit to 100% clean energy
Chicago has passed legislation known as R2019-157, or Support for Implementation of Clean Energy Transition Plan, which is committing to running the city on 100 % renewable energy by the year 2040. → Read More
Chicago just became the largest US city to commit to 100% clean energy
Chicago has passed legislation known as R2019-157, or Support for Implementation of Clean Energy Transition Plan, which is committing to running the city on 100 % renewable energy by the year 2040. → Read More
Meatless Monday is expanding to all public schools in New York City
New York City's Mayor Bill de Blasio, whose own children are both vegetarians, highlighted the importance of the initiative for school children's health. → Read More
James Bond goes green in new movie with electric Aston Martin
The new luxury car will be one of only 155 produced, and will cost a staggering $329,500 USD. → Read More
The Middle East's first zero-waste shop has opened in Beirut
EcoSouk's founder says that the circular economy and the concept of fixing and reusing things has always been a part of Lebanese culture. → Read More
Australia will plant 1 billion trees in the next 11 years
The project is part of the country's campaign to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement, and will require around 400,000 hectares of land. → Read More
This new system could change how we recycle
IBM is working on a new process - named VolCat - to separate dirty plastic containers, fabrics and more into recyclable materials. → Read More
IKEA is now selling and leasing refurbished furniture
The retail giant hope that its latest venture will encourage consumers to reduce waste and help create a more circular economy. → Read More
This Australian city has a simple way to stop waste reaching the water
The City of Kwinana has installed drainage nets in its water reserve, and the innovative filtration system has gone viral for being so simple yet brilliant. → Read More