According to the Sustainable Brands Index, these are the twenty most sustainable brand in each country according to the people who live there:
According to the Sustainable Brands Index, these are the twenty most sustainable brand in each country according to the people who live there:
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.
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.
Speakers at a Research and Innovation Day event present proposals for new urban design projects reconnecting with people and nature.
Estonia does well in the new city air quality index from the European Environment Agency, Lithuania and Latvia slightly less so.
