Sustainability

Soak up the sun.

Learn to go green from the comfort of your home.

Soaring the skies, the plane could provide Earth mapping, disaster response, and communications services.

Solar-powered desalination systems are multiplying. This one has figured out a way to reduce energy consumption.

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.

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.

It even helps gather ocean data.

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

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.

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.

There's literally no place like this particular home.

Manta is expected to clear 5,000-10,000 tons of plastic per year.