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This Plastic-Eating Enzyme Could 'Supercharge' Recycling

This Plastic-Eating Enzyme Could 'Supercharge' Recycling

Scientists have engineered an enzyme that can rapidly degrade plastic waste, offering hope in the fight against global pollution. This innovation could dramatically improve recycling efficiency and reduce our reliance on landfills and incineration.

10 Beautifully Surreal Forests Fit for a Fairy Tale

Travel & Places

10 Beautifully Surreal Forests Fit for a Fairy Tale

From Japan’s moss-covered Yakushima to Germany’s Black Forest, these enchanting woodlands captivate the imagination. Whether wrapped in fog or glowing in autumn light, each forest invites you into a storybook world.

France Prohibits Plastic Packaging for Most Fruits and Vegetables

France Prohibits Plastic Packaging for Most Fruits and Vegetables

To fight pollution and cut plastic waste, France has outlawed plastic wrapping on over 30 types of produce. The regulation encourages reusable alternatives and pushes retailers toward more eco-conscious practices.

Earth Day – April 22, 2022

Earth Day – April 22, 2022

Earth Day is more than a date—it’s a reminder of our shared responsibility. Whether it’s planting a tree, reducing waste, or learning about climate action, April 22 invites us all to reconnect with nature and renew our commitment to the planet.

What Does Organic Really Mean?

What Does Organic Really Mean?

Organic food goes beyond pesticide-free. It’s a holistic system rooted in soil health, animal welfare, and ecological balance. This article breaks down the principles and practices that define organic farming today.

This Truly Teeny Tiny House Goes 'Back To The Roots'

Eco-Friendly Projects

This Truly Teeny Tiny House Goes 'Back To The Roots'

Small in size but big in purpose, this ultra-compact tiny house strips life down to its essentials. Designed for minimal impact and maximum meaning, it’s a return to slow, grounded living.

How to Turn a Car Sewer Into an 'Inhabited Bridge'

How to Turn a Car Sewer Into an 'Inhabited Bridge'

What if a highway overpass could also be a home? This design reimagines neglected urban space as a vibrant bridge that hosts housing, greenery, and human connection—turning a car-centric structure into a livable habitat.

What Is a Hobby Farm?

What Is a Hobby Farm?

Unlike commercial farms, hobby farms focus on passion over productivity. Whether raising chickens, growing organic veggies, or keeping bees, they offer a rewarding way to reconnect with the land and embrace sustainable living.

World's Largest Honey Bee Makes Rare Hallucinogenic Honey

World's Largest Honey Bee Makes Rare Hallucinogenic Honey

High in the cliffs of the Himalayas, giant bees create “mad honey,” a powerful and psychedelic nectar. Collected by daring local hunters, this honey has ancient medicinal uses—and mind-altering effects.

Pico Is a Tiny Garden That Fits in the Palm of Your Hand

Pico Is a Tiny Garden That Fits in the Palm of Your Hand

No green thumb? No problem. Pico is a compact, stylish indoor garden with built-in grow lights and self-watering tech—making it easy to grow fresh herbs, flowers, or succulents anywhere, even in small spaces.

Phase Dance: A Crescent-Shaped House Designed Around a Tree

Interior Design

Phase Dance: A Crescent-Shaped House Designed Around a Tree

Built to honor the tree it curves around, Phase Dance is more than a home—it’s a conversation between architecture and nature. This unique crescent-shaped residence invites light, flow, and environmental respect into every detail.

The 15-Minute City Is Having a Moment

The 15-Minute City Is Having a Moment

From Paris to Portland, cities worldwide are embracing the 15-minute city model—prioritizing proximity, walkability, and local living. This urban vision reduces car dependency while fostering healthier, more connected communities.