UK Plans to Build Its Largest Vertical Farm Yet The 32-acre site in Scotland will reduce dependence on EU produce imports.

Cactus leather can be used for handbags, shoes, furniture, and more. We look at its environmental impact and how it compares to cotton and leather.

Strange, Ethereal 'Fairy Lantern' Presumed Extinct is Rediscovered After 30 Years The rediscovery adds insight into these odd plants and could provide motivation to protect their forest habitats.

Palm oil is ubiquitous in cosmetics, food, and cleaning products, but is it sustainable? Here's an overview of how the crop impacts the planet.

The 'Ironclad Rule of Carbon' Means We Have to Change How We Think About Design As we electrify everything, upfront carbon emissions dominate.

Pollinators aren’t the only bugs that can help your garden. Learn what beneficial insects can do for your garden and how to coexist with them.

2021 in Review: The Year in Tiny Living Tiny houses, vans, apartments, shipping containers, and even an ambulance! Here’s our tiny home coverage from the year.

Modular construction, a type of prefab, is leading the way in eco-conscious building practices by slashing the industry's waste problem and maximizing recycled materials.

Composted manure is a valuable natural resource that can reduce our reliance on inorganic fertilizers. Find out more about how to use manure here.

These Low-Carbon Modular Shelters Offer Dignity and Well-Being to Displaced People The sustainably built shelters are a step up in disaster-relief housing.

Most appliances can be recycled, but some require more preparation than others. Learn how to recycle refrigerators, a/c units, dishwashers, stoves, and other large appliances.

Why is rice vegan, and when is it not? Our expert guide helps you always choose vegan rice products and dishes.