If you missed out in Vilnius or Trakai, you still have the chance to catch this innovate museum in 18 more cities.

According to the Sustainable Brands Index, these are the twenty most sustainable brand in each country according to the people who live there:

Even as Estonia experiences all time high electricity costs, cryptocurrency mining is using 1% of all power generated in the country.

As we head boldly towards a bright and clean renewable energy future, surely we will be shipping less coal round the planet?

One of the consequences of the global Covid-19 pandemic has been a huge amount of facemasks ending up in the trash.

Artists Saving Forests gives you the chance to buy beautiful digital art with all proceeds going to protect forests in Lithuania

Scientists in Lithuania have come up with a potential method to convert lint-microfibers found in clothes dryers into energy.

We talked to Konstantin about the zero-waste ecological café and shop in Vilnius, and why being sustainable is important.

Riga was one of the first cities in Europe to use hydrogen powered public transport, but how well is it going?

Speaking at the university's 103rd anniversary celebrations, rector Tiit Land made a speech on the commitment that TalTech is making to be 'seriously green'.

A flash survey shows almost two-thirds of Estonians do not support meeting climate goals if that means a large increase in electricity prices.

At the fifth attempt Tallinn has beaten 15 competing cities, to be awarded the title of European Green Capital for 2023.

Port of Tallinn is putting hydrogen at the centre of a newly unveiled and ambitious green infrastructure plan.

A recent study shows higher than previously recorded levels of microplastics in coastal seagrass beds in the Baltic Sea.

Research shows a direct link between GDP per capita and electric car uptake, and the Baltics are not doing well.

Estonia, like Poland, is facing potential big fines if it does not stop the practice of logging in protected forest areas.

Most people have a pretty clear opinion about shale oil extraction, but the Estonian courts seem a little undecided.

If you are in Vilnius this summer with some free time, then why not take part in the 'Septyniolika' sustainability challenge.

Estonia does well in the new city air quality index from the European Environment Agency, Lithuania and Latvia slightly less so.

Terviseamet has issued a caution people bathing at three different beaches due to high levels of water pollution at Pärnu and Tallinn.

Should Riga be celebrating this festival about nature and the great outdoors by promoting cars or by promoting public transport?

The world's first autonomous hydrogen powered vehicle to be granted road legal status was publicly launched in Tartu on July 5th.

Thirty years after the end of the Soviet Union, a strong legacy still affects the relationship between society and the environment.

Last week, the Riigikogu voted to ban fur farming, making Estonia the first of the Baltic states to do so.

June 6th is World River Cleanup, with volunteers removing trash from more than 700 stretches of waterway around the world.

We all have pre-conceived ideas about which countries are most climate friendly, but there are some suprises in the rankings.

Train travel is already the most sustainable option, but how are the Baltic States are doing at improving it with electrification?

The big talking points from the Sustainable Trasnport seminar at the Port City Environmental Forum in Klaipeda.

We talked to Débora about what makes hemp so amazing, sustainability, education and awareness, and about Obelisk - their family farm.

Tallinn's mayor says they can't make radical decisions or take away too much space from cars for cyclists, but maybe they should.

River Cleanup Day is at the start of June, we asked Šarūnė to tell us a bit about the initiative and how to take part.

7th-8th May is the time to take to the parks and forests of Lithuania with garbage bags and good intentions.

We talked to Roberta about why she believes we should renovate and upcycle, and the sustainable methods she uses.

Last year we chatted to Migle from Between LAB about the environmental and human differences between fast and slow fashion.

As countries around the world pledge CO2 emission cuts, we take a look at how much each of the Baltic States produces.

The Estonian Solaride team will take part in the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge in 2023, racing 3000km across the Australian outback.