To avoid bankruptcy, Knepp Estate, an old English farming estate began one of England's largest and most successful rewilding projects.
Canada's federal government in Ottawa is banning single-use plastics–from cutlery to takeout containers–from 2021, and plans to achieve zero plastic waste by 2030.
University of Copenhagen scientists believe mollusks and algae could be part of the sustainable diet of the future.
The UK hardware chain Homebase has created a 'green aisle' at its stores: complete with a grass walkway and eco-friendly paint for sale.
After several other plastic eating enzymes have been discovered, a super enzyme further increases the speed at which it eats plastic.
Swedish researchers have found dye-sensitised solar cells on indoor lights can charge internet-connected electronics.
Many US states are beginning to see very large increases in bee populations and colony numbers, like in Maine which grew bee numbers by 72%.
Fabscrap, a New York City recycling service, takes fashion industry waste like textile scrap and leftover yardage and reuses or recycles it.
University of Michigan and companies like UBiQD are creating technology to turn windows in building facades into transparent solar panels.
Microbes from the ocean eat methane and create a biodegradable material which Newlight is using to make carbon-negative forks and straws.
New Zealand's Labour Party is promising that the country will run on 100% renewable energy by 2030 if it gets re-elected this October.
Scientists at Northwestern University and Holland's Delft University of Technology have created a green, solar Nintendo Game Boy.
Zero Mass Water is bringing Source Hydropanels to the Navajo Nation in a pilot project that uses solar power to turn air into water.
Unilever has announced it will source all fossil fuel-derived carbon in its cleaning products from renewable or recycled carbon by 2030.
These cleaning supplies dispensers from Chilean startup Algramo, allows low-income earners to fill up in bulk, paying less and reducing waste.
The Finnish city of Lahti has created the CitiCAP app, which rewards eco-friendly behavior with virtual rewards... like cake.
Not only is the process used by Caltrans more eco-friendly that traditional methods, the material lasts 3 times longer than normal asphalt.
Walter and Merrits from PA change how rivers are restored by demonstrating how 300 years of human interference creates sediment buildups.
Biologists and chemical engineers at UC San Diego have made biodegradeable flip flops from algae that need only 16 weeks to decompose.
Inventor Nnaemeka Ikegwuonu created ColdHubs, 100% solar-powered cold storage rooms for keeping produce and fish fresh in Nigerian markets.
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