Sustainability

Anything that's made from materials already in circulation, or that replaces a single-use item with a reusable version, is a good place to start.

Get involved in the climate movement through your daily routine.

Because you want your sex life (not the Earth) to get hotter.

Ditch single-use plastics this Earth Day.

Making non-dairy milk has never been easier.

I was actually able to drink lake water.

Find the less wasteful version of something you already use every day.

Thoughtful in more ways than one.

Silicone bags, a plastic-free tea infuser, and more.

Even a small swap is a step in the right direction.

Will human civilization live to see the 22nd century? Despite climate change, pandemics and asteroids, it's more likely than not.

It even helps gather ocean data.

Rainbow dust in Spain is actually a non-toxic, totally silent firework display.

Yes, you can lower your carbon footprint without lowering your standards.

Its mirrors can generate heat up to 1,482 ºC.

What do you call a bird with a black belt? A Steven Seagull.

All aboard!

A new gem in vertical gardening.

Converting sunlight into music.

Keep tabs on how your travel habits, electricity consumption, and favorite gadgets affect the environment.

Meet, Stella Vita.

This desalination technology can help vulnerable communities at risk.

It can separate 14 types of waste – from airstreaming light trash to magnet-picked metals.

Africa has enormous potential for wind power.

It will be a while before we get our grubby little hands on them, though.