With face masks in high demand during Covid-19, one company has taken a greener approach to supplying the public with masks.

With travel restrictions across the globe, pollution levels have dropped dramatically. And they just might stay.

Luxembourg has become the first country in the world to introduce a free public transport system for all.

Two young Peruvian entrepreneurs are turning discarded banana leaves into disposable food trays.

Thailand — one of the biggest contributors to ocean pollution — is the latest country to ban plastic bags.

Australia's devastating bushfires have made headlines around the world. Somewhat less considered has been the impact on wildlife.

In early December, Kansas City in Missouri voted unanimously to introduce free public transport citywide.

Native animals are fighting back against the infamous deadly cane toad, which has devastated large parts of northern Australia.

Rome is encouraging commuters to swap used plastic bottles for free public transport.

A “climate decree” proposed by the Italian government will offer discounts to shoppers who purchase goods free of plastic packaging.

Ethiopia planted more than four billion trees over this year’s northern summer.

The Dutch city of Utrecht now has built the world’s largest multistorey parking space just for bicycles.

Vancouver is leading the way in green construction by building wooden skyscrapers.

The first wave of new water fountains is about to be installed across the city of London.

Underwater photographer and scuba diver, Jake Wilton, could tell something was wrong with “Freckles”, the manta ray.

An animal welfare activist in southern India has set up an organisation that aims to save animals in urgent need of blood transfusions.

If you had to guess which European capital is top of the recycling leaderboard, it’s doubtful “Ljubljana” would spring to your lips.