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A new study from Indiana University says most Americans are willing to pay more for their beer if it helps save the planet.

Available in five colors for all skin types, the collection includes quality highlighters in shades inspired by the feathers of birds from all around the world. 

The long-standing nonprofit retail store wants to attract young people looking for stylish, modern used clothing on a budget by offering curated boutiques.

China has reassigned 60,000 soldiers to plant over 30,000 acres of trees to combat air pollution and improve the health of its citizens. The area to be planted is roughly the size of Ireland.

Though it's no secret biking is better for the planet than using your car or riding public transportation, a new study says it's also a great way to relieve stress and lose weight.

Conservation efforts for endangered green and loggerhead turtles have paid off as the species has begun thriving again in the Mediterranean. 

Amphibio is a concept gill garment designed by Jun Kamei, inspired by the the way sea levels could rise in the future.

Developers of a new apartment building in Miami are encouraging residents to ditch their car by offering compensation for being eco-friendly.

Pakistan's new prime minister has pledged to restore the country's forests and fight the effects of climate change with billions of trees in a new government program aimed at sustainability.

After five years in the making Reebok just released a pair of sneakers that are just as stylish as they are sustainable.

McDonald's just unveiled a new flagship store that shows the future of fast food is solar-powered.

British sculptor Jason deCaires Taylor is rethinking the way people see art with his stunning new installation in the Maldives taking both its exhibits and its visitors underwater. "The Coralarium" is the world's first underwater museum

Ian Dow, a 33-year-old nomad from California, turned an old ambulance he won on eBay into a tiny home he could travel the world with.

JUSE Egg is coming for your favorite breakfast foods by offering a new plant-based egg replacement that's just as tasty as it is good for the planet. 

A beginner's guide to understanding "superfoods," why they're so good for your body, and which nutrient-rich foods make the list.

A plant-based diet is associated with a lower risk of heart disease but what does it mean to eat plant-based? We break down the basics of what the term means and how it's different from being vegan or vegetarian.

The British Virgin Islands, like other small islands in the Caribbean impacted by natural disasters, are rethinking their traditional energy grids and moving towards solar power.

The organization's goals are based on science-based targets, which provide companies with a clearly defined way to help prevent climate change by specifying how much, and how quickly, they need to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. 

Compelled to take action after noticing the amount of pollution in the water, one man created his own bamboo bicycle capable of floating down the Thames river in London as he picks up trash in the waterways.

This Greek island is as sustainable as it is stunning. 

No more missing crab cakes or tuna. 

It could become the first state to bar full-service restaurants from giving out single-use plastic straws unless customers request them. 

For the second year in a row The Windy City proves it is a greener place to be than most might think. 

Residents in Alaska are looking for ways to reduce energy costs, providing ample opportunity for entrepreneurs in renewable energy.

Nearly 1,000 young people ages 11 to 18 joined together to learn how to reduce plastic pollution in their communities and present their campaigns at the 2018 G7 Summit in Canada.

Some endangered animals on the brink of extinction are experiencing population growth thanks to dedicated conservation efforts to protect them and the habitats they live in.

Many large organizations and brands are seeking ways to reduce their environment by introducing bans on single-use plastic straws. 

Urban farming has exploded over the last several years as city-dwellers seek to find creative ways to provide fresh, quality produce to their local communities.

The tribe started moving towards using renewable energy over a decade ago.

One city in Europe is turning plastic pollution found in their local river into a floating public park the entire community can use.

The world's largest ocean sanctuary planned for Antarctica just got one step closer to becoming a reality thanks a global campaign by Greenpeace.

De Beers is partnering with the nation of Mozambique and The Peace Parks Foundation to relocate 200 elephants in an effort to boost Mozambique’s elephant populations. The operation is one of the largest elephant translocations ever recorded in South Africa.

A new report shares why decentralized energy grids will power the homes of the future and make a major difference in the lives of those in developing countries currently with limited or zero access to electricity. 

Starbucks and McDonalds are working together to rethink to-go cups and inviting others to join them in creating eco-friendly packaging in an effort to reduce waste and environmental impact.

Long day at the beach and forgot to reapply sunscreen? Essential oils are a natural remedy for sunburn and can provide healing, cooling, and anti-inflammatory properties to relieve damaged skin that's been in the sun all day. 

Skip the single-use plastic and products that increase your carbon footprint as you travel. Pack gear you can bring on your next trip you don't have to feel guilty about using.

As architects think about ways to create smarter housing in urban areas, one project from UN Environment and Yale aims to show the public what can be done in small living spaces with eco-friendly design in mind. 

Traveling can be a great experience for many of us, yet we often don’t stop to consider the ecological impact of our travels. For travelers with a desire to do good, these five places around the world will speak to your eco-friendly heart.

The U.S. army has added around 94MW of capacity from renewables. 

A beginner's guide to understanding the impact our clothes have on the planet.

Major oil companies are expanding their use of clean energy.

The CEO of Kroger just announced a plan to phase out single-use plastic bags to become a fully sustainable business with zero waste by 2025.

Vegan snacking has never been easier.

Governor Jerry Brown announced at the Global Action Climate Summit the state of California will launch a satellite to track air quality.

As part of the company's initiative to achieve carbon neutrality, Apple is on a mission to help save the world's disappearing mangrove forests in Colombia that can store up to ten times more carbon than any other type of forest.

The New England Patriots quarterback has partnered with Purple Carrot on a new line of high-protein, plant-based meals designed for peak performance. For $78 a week you can get three Performance Meals delivered to you right to your door.

One company is working towards getting more people out of their cars and onto bikes by offering financing and the option to trade in their used vehicle, making e-bikes a more accessible option for those who want to ditch their car for good. 

Like many people, we try to eat somewhat healthy in-between going to happy hour and ordering Seamless. While we know things like greens and whole grains are good for us, what about the health fads that pop up telling us to change our diet?

Tesla may finally be hitting its streak after surpassing both General Motors and Ford and claiming its title as the number one carmaker in the country. Just one week after exceeding Ford, Tesla's stock soared on Monday boosting its market..

It’s official: Tesla is now the second most valuable car company in the US. The electric vehicle manufacturer headed by Elon Musk, set a new record. Shares of GM and Ford are now both lower for the year, while Tesla's stock has soared.

Traveling can be a great experience for many of us, yet we often don’t stop to consider the ecological impact of our travels. For travelers with a desire to do good, these five places around the world will speak to your eco-friendly heart.

The Tesla Powerwall could prove to be an advantage for Australians due to the current energy crisis its facing. The Powerwall is designed to store energy whether the sun is out or not, and it also functions as an emergency backup power.

Going "green" is one of those things a lot of people want to do, but they don't exactly know how to do it. Living a greener lifestyle doesn't have to be difficult or overwhelming. Here are seven easy things you can do to make a difference. 

One of the common misconceptions about clean eating is that it's expensive. And when you've got a tight budget, meal planning comes with its challenges. If you’ve thought about improving your diet here are a few easy tips to help you out.

Earlier this month Kristene Tompkins, leader of Tompkins Conservation and former CEO of Patagonia, announced she would make a donation of 1 million acres of land to the Chilean government, making it the largest private land donation ever.

The landmark law requires all electricity in the state to come from solar, wind, and other renewable energy sources.

As climate change continues to have a negative impact on the world's largest living structure more people are coming to bid farewell to the ancient reef. 

Designers are rethinking their materials when designing their lines while also helping to address the issue of plastic in our oceans.

Germany just launched the world's first zero-emissions train for commercial use giving travelers an eco-friendly option for getting around.

Thanks to an innovative new system designed to generate electricity from turbines installed in city water pipes, residents in Portland can turn on the tap and find both water and an energy source in the same place.

Only 10 percent of the ancient Hambach Forest in Germany is left, but a Berlin-based nonprofit search engine wants to buy the remaining land for more than $1 million to save it from further mining.

The orphaned orangutans must pass a test at the end of their schooling to prove they've been rehabilitated and can do things like build nests, identify natural enemies, and forage for food. 

A team of scientists are doing something a little different with turkeys this year — they're turning turkey poop into fuel for power plants.

It's the first time a utility and its regulators have replaced power plants with a renewable energy source.

Collins Dictionary says there's been a fourfold increase in the usage of the word since 2013, partly due to increased news coverage surrounding environmental issues.

The social network is buying wind and solar power from sources all over the world as they aim to operate on 100 percent renewable energy by 2020.

Hyundai Motor and Kia Motors just announced starting in 2019 select vehicles will come with a solar roof installed to help with lowering CO2 emissions and gas mileage.

Starting in 2020, sunscreens containing any of the 10 chemicals linked to coral bleaching will be banned from the small island nation. 

A city in Indonesia is encouraging people to recycle by giving out free bus passes to people who bring in their plastic waste.

UPS is going back to its roots with a modern twist. The package delivery company is testing out a new program in Seattle that will have messengers delivering packages via a cargo eBike.

The southern California city is moving forward with a new community energy plan that would give utility customers the ability to band together to buy renewable power in bulk.

One Danish architect shows us what the future could look like in a new project experimenting with "living architecture" and how urban environments may interact with nature someday.

Thanks to regulations like the Clean Air Act and federal and state rules on vehicle emissions less people are dying from air pollution according to a new study.

A new app called Tap wants to help you save money and the planet by buying less bottled water.

New legislation could make the nation's capital a world leader in renewable energy and put them on an accelerated timeline to 100 percent renewable energy by 2032.

The Mexican getaway offers five oceanfront rooms and luxury beach huts that were built to be as eco-friendly as possible.

The 13th smallest nation on the planet will become home to the world's largest microgrid, a development that could help them run on 70 percent clean energy by 2050.

Only two months ago IKEA began offering a meat-free hotdog on their cafe's menu and customers are responding in rapid numbers.

Industry experts explain in a new report how the world's energy system will decarbonize by 2050 making solar energy one of the largest sources of energy in the world.

The mayor of Minneapolis is offering a new monthly meat-free supper club for community members to join him and other policymakers to discuss environmental issues impacting the city.

A new lithium-based battery could absorb greenhouse gas before it ever gets into the atmosphere.

By banning the sale of fossil-fueled cars and making electric vehicles cheaper, the European country hopes to improve air quality.

The International Energy Agency’s latest annual report says clean energy will only continue to grow around the world as an alternative to traditional power sources.

As of Oct. 1, a new law in Austin requires local eateries to dispose of food waste in a responsible manner.

One company has developed the world's first peer-to-peer solar electricity trading platform making it easy for neighbors with excess green energy share with others.

Deployed in more than 100 villages in Africa and Asia, industry experts are saying these green rechargeable batteries could be transformative. 

The tiger population in Nepal has nearly doubled since 2009 thanks to better protections for the endangered species.

Google has started estimating greenhouse gas emissions for individual cities as a way for community leaders to focus and improve local climate programs.

The ambitious goal builds on the UK’s global leadership in protecting the marine environment – with more than 200,000 square miles of Britain’s coastline already protected.

Norway's the first country to outlaw deforestation, a groundbreaking move that could have major global impact.

Sunrun, a residential solar and storage company based in San Francisco, believes clean and affordable energy is something residents across all income levels should be able to have access to.

UNESCO is launching the first-ever web platform dedicated to World Heritage and sustainable travel. 

It's not only a sustainable, energy-saving abode but it's perfect for Lord of the Rings fans. 

The company expects it will save some $50 million in utility costs over the next decade as a result of the plan.

The largest living structure in the world is showing signs of recovery after mild summer temperatures and cooperation among science and government in supporting the reef’s recovery.

The company partnered with Arrival to design the new fleet of innovative-looking and sustainably designed electric delivery trucks.

Bill de Blasio, mayor of New York City and Sadiq Khan, mayor of London, are asking the world's cities to join them in tackling climate change.

It involves adding a light-absorbing material to plastic, placing it in a solution, and exposing it to sunlight.