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    Have no fear, Indonesia's Spider-Man will clean up your trash

    11 Feb 2020

    Indonesia, the world's fourth most populous country, generates 3.2 million tonnes a year of waste, with nearly half ending up in the sea, a 2015 study in the journal Science showed.

    China's zero-waste activists fight overconsumption

    21 Jan 2020

    There are signs of a fightback against convenience culture — this week the government announced plans to ban plastic bags in major cities and single-use straws from restaurants by the end of this year.

    Coffee pods, aluminium cans can take 100 years to decompose

    06 Oct 2021

    Glass is the longest lasting – with estimates that the material could take well over a million years to degrade.

    From egg hunter to protector, Malaysian battles to save turtles

    21 Jul 2020

    Several species, including green turtles, hawksbills and leatherbacks, nest on Malaysia's coasts, where the spectacle of babies hatching and scurrying into the sea has long been a major tourist draw.

    Joanna Lumley suggests wartime-like rationing to save the planet

    27 Oct 2021

    Fans have reacted to the actor’s thoughts by criticising her for constantly flying around the world for her job.

    Forest bathing helps to find your inner zen

    26 Oct 2020

    There is a new wellness practice on the rise called ‘forest bathing,’ which is a practise of spending time in nature to help with mental health.

    Indigenous Amazon activist fights to save forest and tribe's future

    10 Oct 2020

    Amazon, the world's largest rainforest, absorbs vast amounts of carbon dioxide and its preservation is vital to curbing climate change.

    India's Lonar Lake, situated in the state of Maharashtra, turns pink

    14 Jun 2020

    The formerly green Lonar Lake is a 50,000-year-old body of water formed by a meteor-strike and is famous for being the world’s largest basaltic impact crater.

    Puffin stuff: Funny looking bird gets a helping hand from herring rules

    24 Jan 2021

    The commercial fishery for herring has suffered in recent years due to new restrictions, but those same rules could benefit puffins.

    Northern India chokes on toxic air day after Diwali

    15 Nov 2020

    More than a billion Indians celebrated Diwali on Saturday amid twin concerns of a resurgence in coronavirus infections and rising air pollution that is enveloping the country’s north in a cloud of thick toxic smog.

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