The Perfect Answer for Berlin's Invasive Species Problem - Make Them Into Delicious Cuisine

"If you can't beat them, eat them" say the founders of Holycrab! - a German eatery that serves invasive species.

By Blake Isbell

07 March 37 Views

Scientists Engineer Bacteria to Eat CO2 and Release Valuable Acetone and Isopropyl That are Carbon-Negative

The bacteria could be used in existing ethanol factories, and simply consume industrial emissions from other nearby plants.

By Blake Isbell

03 March 34 Views

Guinness is 'Brewing Good' by Cutting Carbon Footprint of its Barley Farms

The Guinness brand is working on an agricultural pilot that will cut the carbon footprint of its barley, an important green move..

By Jeanne Goddard

01 March 36 Views

German City Diverts Goods From Landfills, Repairs Them, Then Sells in 'Department Store for Reuse'

Organized and run by the city's sanitation department, Stilbruch repairs and resells everything collected in the trash that's still useable.

By Blake Isbell

01 March 33 Views

Using the Sun to Fight Food Waste And Stretch Yields

In rural India, an agri-tech company has created solar powered food dehydrators that are saving millions of tons of food and CO2 emissions.

By Blake Isbell

21 February 34 Views

This Bubbly Blue Soda Gets its Color From the Sea - and Captures CO2 With Every Batch

With the two chief ingredients of algae and CO2, Ful Soda is one of the world's most eco-friendly beverages, despite its radioactive color.

By Blake Isbell

21 February 33 Views

Family Goes Weeks Without Producing a Single Piece of Trash With 'Zero Waste' Lifestyle

Esther Peí±arrubia is a mom of four living in Barcelona, Spain who is living a zero-waste lifestyle such that they go weeks without making any trash.

By Jeanne Goddard

03 February 37 Views

Shoes Made From Coffee Grounds and Recycled Plastic Bottles Are Not Only Waterproof But Super Comfy

Rens' sneaker line is made using coffee grounds and plastic bottles heated together to create a coffee thread, and are also waterproof.

By Blake Isbell

01 February 35 Views

New Company Turns 100 Tons of Non-Recyclable Plastic Into Building Blocks For Construction

Turning hard to recycle plastics into building blocks for construction, ByFusion has diverted 100 tons of plastic from landfills.

By Blake Isbell

26 January 43 Views

These Seaweed-Inspired Generators Create Underwater Wave Power

Inspired by the way seaweed is agitated by underwater currents, two scientists have developed a seaweed-like kinetic tidal energy system.

By Blake Isbell

14 January 37 Views

New Smart Pack Could Make Food Poisoning a Thing of the Past, and It's Eco-Friendly

Nanyang Technological University, Singapore researchers have made a new biodegradable food packaging that stops food poisoning.

By Jeanne Goddard

04 January 38 Views

Major Turning Point in 2021 Saw Global Shipping Take Massive Steps to Reduce Emissions

2021 will be the year the shipping industry took on its 3% share of global greenhouse gas emissions and won.

By Blake Isbell

30 December 32 Views

40 Percent Say Their New Year's Resolutions Involve Being Greener in 2022, According to Poll

40% of Brits, according to a newly commissioned OnePoll for British Gas, plan to be more eco-friendly and green with their actions in 2022.

By Jeanne Goddard

29 December 36 Views

New Technology is Recycling Tons of Lithium-Ion Batteries in Canada and the U.S.

Boasting that they've created a closed-loop circular economy in lithium-ion batteries, Li-Cycle turns any Li battery into raw materials.

By Blake Isbell

27 December 37 Views

Jet Flown by United Airlines Entirely Powered by 100% Plant-Based Fuel from Corn Stalk Waste

A plant-based fuel that reduces emissions by 505 was just used for the first time ever to power 100% of a United flight from Chicago to D.C.

By Blake Isbell

09 December 38 Views