The OpenSurface project offers an AI-powered solution for monitoring land use (and abuse) to help drive climate action on a global scale. Read on

The interconnected issues of digitalisation and sustainable development are reaching a wider audience - finally! Last week, Germany's Environment Minister Svenja Schulze set forth the country's latest digital agenda - calling for more sustainability in the digital economy and a push for much-needed action for more "digital for good". Read on

Digital media is more eco-friendly than analogue, right? Um... not really! But there are things we can do to reduce the environmental impact of our online lives. The Website Carbon Calculator can work out the carbon footprint of any website - and gives you tips on how to make your own online presence more sustainable. Read on

When it comes to things that are bad for the climate, flying is pretty high up on the list. But actually, the energy consumed by our digital habits - all those emails, posts, search queries, streamed songs and shared videos - has long since overtaken the CO2 emissions of air travel. Read on

After this year's disappointing climate summit, it's more important than ever to see whether the next decade will see us carry on along the same disastrous path, or be able to turn the tide on the climate crisis. One thing is for sure: all of us have the power to make a change and protect our planet! Read on

Boyan Slat and The Ocean Cleanup have made headlines with their ambitious plastic cleanup projects. Their latest idea, the "Interceptor" aims to clean up waste before it ever makes it into the sea. Read on

A new study shows that reforesting an area the size of the USA could remove two thirds of global CO2 emissions from the Earth's atmosphere. Sounds like a simple solution, but will that ever really happen? Read on

A new online mobile platform looks to make it easier than ever for individuals to offset their personal carbon footprints. Read on

Researchers have unlocked the secrets of plant root growth, allowing them to potentially create climate change resistant and carbon-absorbing super plants. Read on