Now in its 21st year, EU Green Week is Europe's biggest annual conference focusing on environmental policy.

We are starting to transition to more renewable power sources, but soon we are going to need more (much more) energy.

What would happen if all the farmland in the tropics, from Brazil to Congo and Indonesia, was abandoned and turned back into forests?

We take a look at some of the science that is currently shaping plant based meat alternatives.

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

Planting trees is great, but it is not enough. We need to stop deforestation and to restore existing forests worldwide.

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

The Declaration on Education for sustainable Development will put the environment in core curriculums by 2025.

Affordable lab grown meat is not far off, so is it really a more sustainable and ethical future food source.

Fitting strange looking rotary sails to one huge ore carrying ship may not seem much, but it could be a huge step.

Cathy Watson, Chief of Partnerships at World Agroforestry (CIFOR-ICRAF), explains why it is time to 'go big' on agroforestry.

Spiders are misunderstood, but they need our help, and we may need to overcome our biases and fears to make that happen.

Do we already have all of the technology and tools to solve the climate crisis, and only need a shift in political will.

NGOs from across Europe have come together to sign an open letter to transport ministers ahead of the June 3rd EU Transport Council.

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.

Why the French short domestic flight ban might not mean much at all until we start to rethink the role of the airport.

Last week the European Court of Justice upheld a ban on neonicotinoid insecticides that have been linked with killing bees.

Eleven Madison Park has announced that when it reopens post-Covid, it will be with a new entirely plant based menu.

Locally produced food is better for the planet than shipping everything around the world, but that is actually only true if all the food is equal.

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.

Last month, the NGO, which reduces ocean bound waste and creates 'Social Plastic', hit a huge collection milestone.

One of the world's biggest food sites stopped writing beef recipes, because eating it is just not sustainable.

A new study shows that large amounts of ocean microplastics are being emitted in to the atmosphere.

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

Is nuclear power terrifying and dangerous or maybe our best shot at reducing carbon emissions from electricity generation?

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

Is the hyperloop concept finally heading for a breakthrough, and could it soon mean travelling from Paris to Berlin in an hour?

Numbers can be hard to visualise. These charts make the recent huge rise in greenhouse gases worryingly clear.

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

It's Earth Day! There is a lot going on, keep up by watching Earth Day Live or the Global Climate Leaders summit.

Climate change threatens everything on our planet, including our morning cup of coffee, but a forgotten wild species could save it.

A lot of good happened to the natural world during a year of less human interference, but it's not all just sunshine.

Ships emits huge amounts of carbon and produces destructive underwater noise. Changing what we build them from makes a big difference.

Dying coral reefs are far too quiet, but using artificial healthy reef sounds can bring fish species back and kickstart a revival.