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Green living
A hot new buzzword is green living. How do you live a sustainable lifestyle?
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Is second hand clothing really more sustainable? — Global Us
Preloved is preferable? Why the truth is more complex. Plus: Opening doors for indigenous girls in Guatemala.
Innovations for a healthier planet — Eco India
Booming harvests in the Thar Desert, using plants to extract nickel from soil, and Italy’s first hedgehog clinic.
Saving Ladakh: Locals lead sustainable tourism drive
In response to overtourism, local communities in northern India's Ladakh are offering sustainable travel options.
Green tourism: How Berlin is leading the way
Germany's capital draws millions yearly and is easing the strain with eco-hotels, solar boats and sheep-grazed parks.
Green livelihoods: Profiting while protecting | Eco India
Reducing our morning coffee’s environmental impact, cleaning up the tourism industry, and the green farming moneymaker.
Greening education, housing, public transport | Eco Africa
Turning schoolkids into ‘green masters’ and funding cancer treatment by collecting plastic waste.
How to build the world's biggest sustainable clothing brand
Can old clothes really be new again? Let's find out from Ghana's fashion visionary, Kwaku Bediako.
How sustainability brings opportunities — Eco Africa
Making Victoria Falls pristine, and Lagos more liveable. Plus a gentle recovery for injured loggerhead turtles.
Concepts for a sustainable future | Eco India
Can we use waste as building blocks? Plus: Protecting wetlands and making eco-friendly fashion in Tiruppar.
Swiss pilot breaks record for highest solar-powered flight
He took off from an airport in Switzerland, where he was able to take advantage of warm air thermals.
How Big Fashion took over the secondhand market
Giants like H&M and Zara are joining the secondhand trend and cashing in. Is it now becoming a net negative?
Trillions for oil: Why investors won't go green
Investors are still injecting trillions into the fossil fuel industry despite pledging to divest for the climate.
The green mirage: Is any energy in Tamil Nadu sustainable?
Abandoned solar panels, failed wind turbines – Tamil Nadu’s green energy dreams are faltering. Was it all greenwashing?
Go green — stay powered | Eco India
From environmentally friendly politics to producing clean energy to building a cleaner future: going green is essential.
Ugandan DJ gets into green groove with solar power
Kampala’s DJ Decimal Point powers his beats with solar energy—spinning tunes and promoting clean, green living.
Turning art into activism in Ghana
In Accra, artist Obed Addo turns plastic waste into powerful art to fight pollution and honor Ghana's history.
In Uganda a low-cost alternative to dirt floors gains ground
In Uganda, low-cost, clay-based earthen floors are an eco-friendly alternative to dirt floors.
Heavy rain: Thrithala's sustainable water revolution
Turning a groundwater crisis into a model of rainwater harvesting and community-led conservation.
Can plants solve the battery supply crisis?
Phytomining uses plants to extract metals. Can green entrepreneurs finally make it a business?
Making honey, making money: Empowering women with beekeeping
Beekeeper Deborah Nzarubara is helping women in eastern Congo to build sustainable livelihoods.
Is Capannori in Italy a zero-waste city?
In Capannori, about 50,000 residents live by the zero-waste principle: producing almost no garbage.
Poor transportation infrastructure hampers South America
Stagnant economic growth in Latin America is linked to its failure to invest in proper transport infrastructure.
Switzerland’s hidden carbon footprint
Due to its reliance on imported goods, Switzerlands’s per capita emissions are higher than assumed.
No rain, no harvest — Tomorrow Today
Drought in Germany; indoor saffron farms; future-proof agriculture. Insect-friendly lights and low carbon ship fuel.
What the end of USAID means — Global Us
In Colombia, the end of USAID has hit social projects hard. Zanzibar is struggling with the impact of mass tourism.
How can tomato farming become more sustainable?
Tomatoes are delicious and low in calories. But how sustainable is their cultivation?
More gardens, fewer parking lots: Swiss cities go green
Swiss activists are using jackhammers to break up concrete-covered urban areas.
How can African nations afford sustainable infrastructure?
The African Development Bank says it has the key to unlock Africa's infrastructure potential.
Are designer handbags linked to illegal deforestation?
Leather from cattle raised on deforested areas in Brazil is being made into luxury items in Italy, investigation finds.
Cold rush: The race to visit Antarctica
As Antarctica melts, tourists rush to see it. But what's the cost of turning the last wild places into destinations?
Even bananas can be made into plastic alternatives!
A company in Tamil Nadu transforms the often-discarded banana fibers into eco-friendly crafts and products.
Three creative Biennale ideas for coping with climate change
Adapting architecture to extreme weather, including drought and flooding: The Emirates, Brazil and Mexico pavilions.
Indian-German design duo highlight fashion waste
An Indian architect and German fashion designer work as Bouley Gandhi, making art using discarded materials.
AI in restaurants: When robots serve the food
AI has lots of potential uses in restaurants. Forecasting tools can boost sales and cut food waste.
Large anti-tourism protests planned across Spain
From overcrowded city centers to housing shortages, Spaniards have many reasons to protest the tourism boom.
Sailing coffee to Germany: A sustainable trade model?
The Cafe Chavalo co-op supports fair-trade coffee growers in Nicaragua, with beans shipped by sail and bicycle.
Art.See.Africa — an art lover's guide
A journey to the creative hotspots of the African continent.Today: Nairobi.
Sailing for fair coffee — Euromaxx
Coffee by sailing ship, life after U.S. emigration to Italy, and the world of Swedish sweets.
Local initiatives drive efforts to make Abidjan an eco-city
Schoolchildren, entrepreneurs and farmers are helping make Abidjan greener.
Pushing for sustainability in Kannauj's perfume industry
As climate change threatens India's traditional scents, will scent-makers embrace the shift to sustainable flowers?
Misplaced solar investments? There are solutions
Solar power capacity has tripled globally in the last five years. How did we get here? And how can everyone benefit?
Sustainable perfumes and urban terrace farming | Eco India
How climate change is impacting the perfume industry and traditional hunters are opting for conservation.
Why 'dead white men's clothes' are art
Why Jojo Gronostay wants to deconstruct what he calls neocolonialist structures in fashion.
How important is hydrogen for Germany?
Germany is willing to play the long game with hydrogen to make its energy mix greener and cleaner.
Will it take a treaty to phase out fossil fuels?
As some countries roll back climate commitments, Kumi Naidoo is calling for a phase-out of coal, oil and gas production
How hydroponic crops reduce herder-farmer conflict in Mali
A soilless crop system for feeding livestock means less tree clearing and fewer conflicts between herders and farmers.
Germany will play 'leading role in combating global crises'
DW interviewed new German Development Minister Reem Alabali-Radovan at Hamburg's Sustainabilty Conference.
Greece's island of Alonissos a model for marine conservation
Off the island of Alonissos, volunteer divers are supporting an EU-funded cleanup to protect marine life.
Germany ramps up EV recycling
Electric vehicles, or EVs for short, are great sources of spare parts and raw materials.
How Swiss chocolate companies deal with global cocoa crisis
As the world faces a cocoa shortage, Swiss startups have some very smart ideas for keeping chocolate lovers happy.
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