World’s First House 3D Printed Using Only Organic Material

For the first time in history, a house has been 3D printed using only organic materials.

How They Detoxified a River Using Rocks. Yup, just rocks.

After the Oder River, which sits on the border of Poland and Germany, was unfortunately polluted in 2022, millions of fish started mysteriously dying. What happened or how to fix it was unclear, but one group managed to come up with a simple yet genius solution.

How One Guy Pivoted From Golf Greens To Gardens

1957 in the USA was the heyday of suburban development. Subdivisions started popping up everywhere, and Bozeman, Montana, was no exception.

5 Easy Eco-Friendly Holiday Swaps

Natural gift wrapping. Photo by Cassidy Dickens
The holidays are in full swing, but there’s still time to choose eco-friendly options for those last-minute decorations, activities, and gifts. Need some inspiration? We’ve got you covered.

MRV and Land Regeneration: Where We’ve Been and Where We’re Going

MRV (Measurement, Reporting, and Verification) is essential for large-scale, long-term land regeneration. But few know what it is, how it works, or why we need it. That needs to change.

Major Rainforest Nations Team Up to Preserve Biodiversity

The Peruvian Amazon rainforest. Photo from Anna & Michal, used under Creative Commons license.
In an exciting step towards global forest preservation, several major rainforest nations came together recently at the second-ever Three Basins Summit to discuss plans and tactics for protecting and restoring important rainforest ecosystems.

How the World’s Whitest Paint Cools Buildings Without Air Conditioning

Sometimes, the simplest solutions are the best for improving the planet. An example of this scenario is the recent creation of the world's whitest paint by scientists at Purdue University.

How The Miyawaki Method is Regreening The World

A mushroom sprouts amongst fallen pine needles in the forest. Photo by João Vítor Heinrichs.
“Act your age!” is definitely not what a Miyawaki method tiny forest wants to hear. You’d be better off telling it that it’s so big for its age—that’s a real compliment for these forests.

This Insane Passive Solar Greenhouse Generates up to 180kWh in a Day

Given that the average one to two-bedroom apartment uses roughly 20-50kWh of energy per day (depending on location and age of the building), being able to generate 180kWh per day is pretty bonkers. But Curtis Stone of British Columbia, Canada, has built a set-up that does just that.

How Peatlands Beat Carbon in Canada

Forests and wetlands near Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada. Photo by Luke Moore.
Rock, Carbon, Peatlands! Awww, sorry, Carbon. You lost! Peatlands are like wetlands - but with a superpower: they have a unique ability to sequester huge amounts of soil carbon.