More than 50 years old, Earth Day is now one of the most observed events in the world.

'The Year Earth Changed' shows just how well the world starts to recover when humans get out of the way.

France is set to stop domestic flights on routes that can be travelled by train in less than two and a half hours.

Belgium is banning biofuels made from soy and palm oil from 2022 onwards with the aim of fighting deforestation.

The European Year of Rail was officially launched a few weeks ago. So, why should the future be rail?

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

We talked to Karolis from Lithuanian tree planting project Pasodink Medį about what they are doing and why it is important.

With our unstable climate, we think that anything being 'stable' should be good, but in the case of the ocean that's not the case.

The humble spinach plant, together with some smart nanotech and an infared camera, can detect environmental changes (and explosives).

The Estonian capital is among 16 cities across 12 countries competing to be crowned as European Green Capital for 2023.

Electric cars are not the solution to all of our urban transport woes, and cycling is ten time more important for reaching net zero.

Chocolate has a lot of sustainability issues, Cacao farming is often incredibly damaging, but it doesn't have to be that way.

Easter does not have to be about piles of tacky plastic, chocolate, and packaging waste, and it should never be about live animals.

As demand for biofuels increases, research shows that giant kelp could offer a far more sustainable option than soybeans or corn.

Last year, the Latvian Nature Conservation Agency registered almost a thousand new Dižkoki, bringing the total to over 11,500.

This year Tallinn University has decided to make April 'Green Month' with a wide series of online events organised by the Student Union.

A survey commissioned by Gamtos ateitis finds that three out of four people who sort their trash cite environmental reasons for doing so.

A look at whether that 'Certified' or 'Forest Certified' label on your new purchase really stands for everything that you would like it to.

A new report shows that the number of oceanic sharks and rays worldwide has decreased by 71% since 1970.

2021 marks the official start of what could be a pivotal decade for the worlds’ oceans, with a massive UN backed program.

Russia is warming 2.5 times faster than the global average, but young activists there have an uphill climb drawing attention to climate change.

It is time that we start to teach nature studies as mandatory along with subjects like languages, maths, and science.

We all know that they store carbon and stop soil erosion, here are a few more amazing and less known things about trees.

Everyone respects a bee but flies get a lot less love, despite the reality that they are hugely important pollinators.

If you can't identify what you eat then how can you make informed choices about the sustainability of the seafood you choose?

Industrial gas giant Linde opens a new efficient air separation plant in Kėdainiai, and announces plans for the worlds biggest hydrogen electrolyser.

The annual Global Festival of Action takes place virtually on the 25-26. Mark your diaries and join us there.

As governments worldwide focus harder on climate action, steel and other heavy carbon-intensive industries are stepping up their game.

Digital Cleanup Day is coming and we want to encourage everyone to take part, reduce your data trash heap and save a huge amount of CO2.

Estonia was the first country with a nationwide fast charging network. This week they take another step forwards with new legislation.

We should look after nature for nature's sake and to slow the climate crisis, but also for our own mental health and wellbeing,

How to take the humble window, combine it with a bit of clever nanotechnology, and hugely reduce the need for energy munching air conditioning.

Planting new trees is great, but they aren't nearly as good for us as preserving the mature street trees we already have.

Estonian photographer Remo Savisaar's beautiful shot of the Western Capercaillie wins the FIO international birdwatching photography competition.

The report highlights three separate environmental emergencies we face as we continue to wage a suicidal war we just can't win.

Tallinn University of Technology and Skeleton Technologies have created a research and development agreement on future energy storage.