Early childhood is a great time to learn about clean energy: this game aims to make it fun
The game also places strong emphasis on identity and culture by creating stories and characters that children can recognise.
Why handheld fans are not cool for the planet
Just under half of fans are discarded annually, and only 62 per cent are formally collected.
UN report warns of 81 per cent collapse in global migratory fish population
The scientific assessment indicates that freshwater species are deteriorating faster than marine or terrestrial wildlife.
Can Earth keep up? Study says we’re pushing the planet too far
Global population currently stands at about 8.3 billion, and the planet could better sustainably support closer to 2.5 billion people if everyone enjoyed ‘comfortable living standards’.
Scientists find microplastics inside Antarctica’s only native insect species
The study initially commenced in 2020 as a doctoral project under researcher Jack Devlin.
Can faux flowers help bees find blooms in polluted cities?
Placed among real plants, Faux Flora acts as a visual and scent-based beacon.
What ‘biodegradable’ packaging really means – and 3 key questions to ask about it
Biodegradability standards are helpful for consumers and waste regulators.
Is ‘vegan leather’ as sustainable or eco‑friendly as brands claim?
‘Vegan leather’ is often seen as the better choice – even though how long it lasts, and where it ends up, is rarely questioned.
Locally manufactured building product could remove waste from landfill
Cornice’s XPS content will help slash resourcing needs as no cement mixing is required.
Loop Biotech’s mushroom coffin gives life after death
“We created the Loop Living Cocoon to offer a way for humans to enrich nature after death.”
Seabirds to Seascapes: Restoring marine ecosystems
Launched in 2022 by the New South Wales Government, this initiative is tackling marine conservation at scale.
Why brands risk losing engagement over sustainability buzzwords
Words like “recycled,” “sustainable,” and “eco-friendly” might be doing more harm than good.
Challenges facing aquaculture and overcoming them
On the brighter side, for the first time, farmed aquatic production has exceeded the catch from traditionally captured fisheries
Scientists discover plastic-eating fungus in Pacific Garbage Patch
This fungus is the fourth marine fungus known to be capable of breaking down plastic waste.
Plant-based protein: Is it time for a new perspective?
Many plant-based alternatives struggle to deliver on their promises of nutrition, naturalness, and flavour.
