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Sleeker design and higher performance are geared for a new micro-mobility consumer base more likely to be cruising the neighborhood than hitting the golf course.
Buying these green products won't necessarily help save the planet, but it will help save your conscience.
The beer giant has a goal to reach net-zero emissions by 2040 across its full supply chain
Solutions to remove garbage from the sea have boomed in past years, but a lot more is needed to end plastic pollution
Planners are working to make the Florida town flood resilient while tending to relations with deep-pocketed homeowners.
Cat owners are spending thousands of dollars on enclosures to keep their cats from escaping — or pouncing on innocent birds
Buying these green products won't necessarily help save the planet, but it will help save your conscience.
Circ, a one-time paper pulp manufacturer, has a process to recycle the polyester-cotton blends currently filling up landfills into new clothes.
With their electric vehicles, BMW, GM and Ford are re-inventing the grille in ways both familiar and strange
Studies predict a drop in meat consumption is coming
Some of the earliest rock art yet known is weathering at an alarming rate, scientific paper concludes
Shopping for meatless meat and milkless milk? Try coffeeless coffee, too.
As China prepares to host the winter games next year, one major challenge is keeping the air fresh.
A growing segment of consumers want zero waste packaging options, from toiletries to cleaning products.
Artists, climate experts and explorers will hobnob with billionaires to raise environmental awareness
What you need to know about buying an induction stove.
All that gunk you’re not breathing in has to go somewhere—and it’s likely heading to a landfill.
It won’t necessarily help save the planet, but it will help save your conscience.
The artist thinks there’s a better way to reach an audience.
Jeanologia’s production methods help some of the world’s biggest brands reduce their environmental impact.
Some new complexes include high-tech energy amenities, including lithium batteries the size of a fridge that can store solar electricity and supply it to the grid when needed.
The average vehicle sells for significantly more today than it did in 2012.
Feather wants to save you from having to buy another bed, table or couch.
The right-leaning papers tend to drive public opinion, and now they’re backing Boris Johnson’s campaign to tackle climate change
Electrification doesn’t mean we’ll have to say goodbye to stale coffee and fried chicken.
When Wim Coekaerts built his dream home, he decided to bypass the local utility and engineer his own microgrid.
California wants to replace millions of gas water heaters with high-tech electric ones to serve as “thermal batteries” for storing solar and wind energy.
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