Why stop there? Helmets for everybody!

These lockable aluminum panniers might be the answer to my prayers.

An advisory panel says only experienced climbers should be allowed.

Greta Thunberg's sailboat journey has triggered a heated debate over how to encourage people to take climate action.

If reelected, the PM says he'll launch a bursary that will help low-income families get outside.

Craving an outdoor getaway? These sites make booking a campsite as easy as possible.

'Fly less' is the obvious answer, but there are some effective interim solutions, too.

Here's one way to tread a bit more lightly while traveling.

The social media-driven practice is harmful both to wild animals and selfie-takers themselves.

Is Spaceflight-shaming the next big thing after flight-shaming? Or do we have bigger things to worry about?

It's another nail in the coffin for these monstrous purveyors of industrial tourism.

By all means, shop when you visit foreign countries, but do it thoughtfully.

It's the ultimate zero-waste crop, useful from root to shoot.

This is what happens when a solo wilderness explorer, who also happens to be a professional photographer, creates a book about nature.

Everything fit into my carry-on backpack, and I still ended up with extras.

Because not all vacations are created equal.

Canadian writer Kate Harris describes an epic 10-month bicycle tour across Asia.

It would weed out the people who just want a picture from those who actually want to see a famous site.

If you can't travel in real life, try to see the world through the pages of a book.

Once a rail artery feeding Manhattan's core, the High Line was eventually abandoned only to be reborn as an immaginative and inspiring public space.

Greg Lavardera throws another spanner in the works with a rant about the batts

It took four years, one million spiders, and 80 people in Madagascar to make this cape, on view at London's V&A Museum -- and the color is natural.

Spread the love with flower seed bombs, Mexican dark chocolate fondue, reclaimed housewares, organic textiles, and more.

Fossil fuel company executives and D.C. politicians have long worked together to ensure coal and oil prices stay low enough to keep Americans hooked. Here's how we can break the addiction.

Mush! Dog sledding vacations are wilderness travel that’s part arctic nostalgia and part Inuit homage, resulting in a unique way to see snowy countryside.

Her new book Before the Lights Go Out investigates strategies for conquering the energy crisis before it conquers us.

Every bit of technical knowhow needed to make heavy truck transport electric (and reduce carbon emissions from transportation) is already available.

Check out the live feed of the Future Tense conference, Feeding the World While the Earth Cooks.

British born artist Nick Gentry transforms obsolete technology, such as VHS tapes, cassettes and floppy disks into amazing and haunting pieces.

Yes, it's nice to ride unencumbered, wind in your hair, etc. It's also great to bring it all with you - from your honeybees to your honeybunch.

From commuting to cocktails, the new collection from Nau offers sexy, versatile, and ever-so-practical looks.

It usually doesn't pay to bet against Elon Musk. He's not only brilliant and he never gives up, but he's also shown great insight into technological trends.

Norwegian engineering students debut an electric motorcycle made from carbon fiber. They say it will be fast, cheap, and get 100 kilometers to a charge.

This Brazilian designer who worked with the Campana Brothers wants you to see tough objects in a different light.

Who knew that old rope could have such a dignified second life?

The Toyota RAV4 EV is finally coming!

Created around 1900 in France for the World Exhibition in Paris, these predictions for the future didn’t actually turn out as expected.

Arum is a ring of ashes that creates a place of remembrance on a specific tree. The biodegradable ring is placed around the trunk of a tree and then left to disintegrate naturally while leaving a permanent mark.

This unique travel guide is the perfect book for the eco-conscious non-tourist. It features 111 projects you can visit around Europe, that make our cities better.

A small subterranean living space becomes a surprisingly luxurious urban dwelling.

Instead of designing it himself, Curro Claret gets people in risk of social exclusion to create and build Camper's shoe store in Barcelona, using reclaimed materials. The result is a fun store with a lot of personality.

Omar Sherzad's single-room art studio doubles as a second home for his family of four. Who wouldn't want a night at the museum?

Maio Studio turned an old, dark launderette into a bright new co-working space for creative professionals.

This small-but-dynamic, renovated apartment in Barcelona takes its design cues from boat design and hides some delightful surprises.

Can you guess which European cities have the highest percentage of walking + bicycling + public transport? Give it a shot.

Recyclability is key at yök's eco-renovation. First, preserve everything we can, then recycle everything that has to go and lastly, make sure any new stuff is recyclable in the future.

In the end it needs to work, fit the budget and be easy to install. To divide our spaces, we opted for low-VOC drywalls, locally made in Spain. That way, no floors or ceilings shall be harmed!

Copper is recyclable, but requires a lot of energy to do so. For our plumbing system, we opted for PEX, a crosslinked Polyethylene that is easy to install, non-toxic and long-lasting.

What is the best eco option- longlasting porcelain sinks, 100% recyclable, lightweight LDPE ones or second hand washbasins? Here's the story of how we chose the sinks for our non-hotel in Barcelona.

I believe we made the right decision in choosing Isonat Flex, made of wood fibres, over mineral wool or cellulose to insulate our low-VOC drywalls. Here's how we made the decision.