Moving to more sustainable animal agriculture practices is key in the fight against climate change.
Electric scooters to be made legal on roads in the UK from Saturday, but there’s a catch
The move has been made in a bid to ease the pressure on public transport and thus reduce the spread of coronavirus.
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In search of sustainable building materials, this student grew her own canoe out of mushrooms
Made from mycelium, the canoe is self repairing because it continually grows mushrooms and releases spores after it is taken out on the water.
Renewable energy cheaper than 60% of operating coal plants, report finds
The report, conducted by Carbon Tracker, concludes that by 2030 it will be cheaper to build new wind or solar capacity than continue operating coal in all markets.
‘Take care of nature’ to prevent pandemics like Covid-19, says expert
Climate change scientist Lee Hannah explains how giving nature space could help curb future disease outbreaks.
The best electric cars of 2019 – our top 5 EVs
Looking for your first electric car? Here are five affordable but punchy EVs available in the UK now.
Planpincieux glacier on the Italian side of Mont Blanc is in danger of collapse
About 250,000 cubic metres of ice are at risk of collapse, after accelerating to 50-60 cm a day.
Have you heard of flygskam or ‘flight shaming’? The environmental movement that encourages people to stop flying
Flygskam or ‘flight-shaming’ is an environmental movement across Europe which is encouraging people to stop taking flights as a means of transport.
Juvenile Arctic fox recorded trekking from Norway to Canada across the polar ice pack
The epic journey, equating to an average speed of just over 46 kilometres per day, has left scientists ‘speechless’.
Volvo announces that all new cars from 2019 will be fully electric or hybrid
It’s one of the most significant moves by a car maker to embrace electrification.