In a victory for Berta Cáceres' campaign against a major hydroelectric project, two European development banks have withdrawn support following her and a colleague's recent murders.

Do people have the right to say no to corporations that come into their communities and create environmental and health risks? In Israel, the public is proving that they do.

In Canada, we’ve collected over 150 million units of waste and engaged two million people to recycle.

To do their part toward tackling the climate crisis, the Emerald Isle is undertaking a massive reforestation project.

The good people of Denmark phoned in enough kroner to plant nearly a million trees.

When the heck did electric commercial flight become a realistic prospect?!

On the heels of their success pushing sales of electric cars, Norway want to spur the move to electric airplanes

Who needs flying cars when you can have flying trains?

CEO John Holland-Kaye expects to be taken up on this offer within the next 12 years.

“December 10, 2019 will be remembered as the day the electric aviation age started.”

These photo-luminescent artworks hide fascinating stories about the places and cities they are located in.

These striking works combine natural materials with artificial processes to create crystallized surfaces reminiscent of coral.

Using various vintage fabrics, many with a story behind them, this artist portrays ordinary people and historical figures with an artful eye.

Just take them with big photos, nobody will ever know.

“If it ain’t Boeing, I ain’t going.”

Simply by telling pilots their fuel consumption is being monitored, Virgin Atlantic saved millions.

This is not a joke. It is also a teaching moment about blogging.

We know it's bad, but people still do it, which is why we still need to talk about it.

Greener aviation is about to get a boost.

Author Craig Murray says, "The Earth cannot afford to indulge the pollution caused by massive air tourism."

Sure, it'll only have nine seats. But the low cost carrier expects larger electric planes in service by 2027.

The Swedish word, which translates to 'flight shame', is driving interest in climate-friendly trains, longer stays, and frequent flier taxes.

Domestic flights in Sweden are declining and airport expansion plans are being reconsidered.

They say it reduces CO2 emissions by 80 percent. Does it really?

More than 20,000 barrels of crude oil spilled, but thankfully because of a 40 foot thick layer of clay beneath the field, the oil has been relatively contained and is not believed to have reached a water source.

After two years of pressing pipeline regulators to release inspection photos and videos of the 60-year-old Enbridge pipeline that carries tar sands oil through the Straits of Mackinac, NWF took it upon themselves to inspect the pipeline.

The idea that the US electricity grid could be knocked out for 1.5 years is a bit shocking. But that's what the agency in charge of protecting it has revealed.

Why make exceptions like this?

New study finds Aliso Canyon disaster’s impact equivalent to annual greenhouse gas emissions from over half a million cars.

Alex Steffen comes up with a term that really defines so much of what is happening (or not happening)

In our dystopian future we might all be buying power by the watt-hour from a cart in the market.

From blending beef with mushrooms, to boosting plant-based menu items, companies are doing a lot to cut back on meat.

The largest hotel chain in the world joins the move against straws.

All 400 vehicles will be emission-free by 2030.

With a renewed partnership between the fashion label and resale consigner The RealReal, McCartney is coaxing consumers into a circular economy.

Artist Thomas Dambo and his team of elves built this wonderful recycled village in Copenhagen where DIYers can make all of their gifts for free.

Even though it took 6 months to find an alternative, Coop refused to stock microwave popcorn because of the health risks to customers.

This stair does it all: it's a connector, a partition, a bench, a counter and a concealer of clutter.

Install and forget about these induction powered lights from Denmark.

Designed to reduce construction waste and with energy efficiency in mind, this new community gathering spot strikes an unconventional pose.

We always write "Learn from Denmark." We take it back.

Appliances have labels for energy efficiency, so why not food?

COBE architects are turning charging time into quality time.

There is a lot of money to be made in the travel section. Should other media follow their example?

When I reported on a planned 8,100 cow super-dairy in the UK, I noted that many dairy farmers were concerned that these industrial-scale operations would expose the public to the fact that even most smaller

A 13-year-old inventor in Kenya has come up with a low-cost, eco-friendly way to protect his family's livestock that could also serve as a solution to a serious problem in his country -- managing human-wildlife conflict.

The U.S.’s top nutritional panel has recommended that Americans eat less meat, both for their health and to help protect the planet.

The world's weirdest living thing should encourage us to rethink what we think about intelligence.

Another good reason to pile density onto subway lines: Almost free heat and cooling.

Here's an easy way to reduce food waste and never buy commercial soup stock again.