Everyone Believes in Climate Change—So Why Isn’t Everyone Acting?

The climate crisis has gone mainstream.

Shuck Yeah: Oysters Are Officially a Blue Food Climate Hero

They clean the water, capture carbon, and taste amazing with lemon. Turns out, oysters aren’t just good—they’re ocean MVPs.

Protecting Rainforests Doesn’t Mean Keeping People Out

A new global study suggests that when it comes to protecting rainforests, local people aren’t the problem—they’re the solution.

AI Mixes the Perfect Batch: The Surprising Recipe for Green Concrete Is Here

Concrete is everywhere—and it's a climate heavyweight. But thanks to AI, it's about to get a serious carbon diet.

Hands-Off or Hands-On? Scientists Say Managing Forests May Be Better for the Climate

New research is challenging a popular climate narrative: that the best way to protect forests is to leave them completely alone.

Survival of the Greenest: Why Older Companies Are Surprisingly More Sustainable Than Startups

Turns out, when it comes to going green, experience might beat disruption.

Iron-Fortified Wood: The Next Big Thing in Green Construction?

A breakthrough building material that could help decarbonize construction.

Dirt Cheap, Planet Smart: How Common Clay Could Be a Climate Hero

The next big tool in the carbon removal toolbox? It’s already beneath your feet.

Bamboo Batteries? Green Power Could Soon Come from Plants

A fast-growing plant may help fuel the next energy revolution.

Silk Needles + Melatonin = Longer-Lasting Fruit?

A brilliant new bio-hack tackles food waste at the microscopic level—with silk, sleep hormones, and a needle so tiny you won’t even feel it.

Less Catch, More Dinner? Why Thriving Oceans Feed More People

New global research shows that protecting marine biodiversity doesn’t mean less food—it means smarter food.

Could Urine Be the Next Source of Green Hydrogen?

The flush that fuels the future? Scientists think so.

Bricks That Breathe: The Building Materials Cleaning Up Our Air

Pollution-absorbing concrete is here—and it could change how we build our cities.

Coral Comeback, With a Splash of Scent: How Algae-Infused Perfume Could Help Rebuild Reefs

Compost That Charges Your Phone? Bio-Batteries Made from Food Waste

Scientists turn garbage into green energy—literally.

Bread from the Sea? Seagrass Grain Could Be the Next Superfood

What if rising seas didn’t just threaten our food supply—but helped grow it instead?

Paint That Sweats? This New Coating Could Help Cool Our Cities

A new breakthrough in building tech might have your walls doing something surprising: sweating. And no, it’s not gross—it’s genius.

PURA’s Plasma Water-Purifier Wins the Earth Prize 2025 — Here’s Why It Matters

What Is the Earth Prize?

From Drizzle to Dazzle: A Clever New Way to Harvest Rain for Clean Energy

It’s raining energy. And no, we’re not just being poetic.

Solar Windows Are Coming—And They Could Power Your House

Transparent solar tech is turning glass into clean energy generators.

The Healing Hive: How Beekeeping is Buzzing with Mental Health Benefits

Inside the Hive: How Beekeeping Is Calming Minds, Healing Trauma, and Creating Sweet New Paths to Recovery

Paint That Sweats? This New Coating Could Help Cool Our Cities ☀️🏙️

A new breakthrough in building tech might have your walls doing something surprising: sweating. And no, it’s not gross—it’s genius.

Cool Roofs, Cooler Cities: The Passive Tech Fighting Urban Heat

Reflective rooftops are making a comeback—and they’re smarter, cheaper, and greener than ever.

Clearly Cool: Scientists Unveil Transparent, Paper-Based Plastic Alternative

Could the future of single-use packaging be paper—and see-through?

Clothes That Clean The Air? Welcome to the Era of Pollution-Fighting Fashion

New fabrics are turning outfits into environmental allies.