A stunning new exhibition at the National Maritime Museum shows how art can transform our understanding of the global impact of climate change.
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Digital Tools for Sustainable Change
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Ecological Citizen(s) Network+ announces recipients of its third funding round, in a research project that empowers communities to harness digital tools for sustainable change
Bloom My Mind
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Created by Azhin Gardi, a civil engineer turned designer, this Dubai-based brand fuses sustainability with craftsmanship in a quietly unique way. Its striking patterns, inspired by the ease of resort life, are made for everyday wear, simple and stylish.
Hands That Carry Heritage
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Handmade Palestine connects hundreds of Palestinian artisans—most of them women and refugees—to the world through fair trade crafts. Each piece sustains livelihoods, preserves tradition, and carries a story of resilience.
Most sustainable food truck
Polly’s Jolly Trolly named most sustainable food truck in the British Street Food Awards 2025
Renewables overtake coal for the first time
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Solar and wind met all electricity demand growth, leading to a slight fall in fossil fuel generation
The Art of Living Sustainably
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I AM CREWE is the housebuilding industry’s first sustainable partner community, built by eco-conscious developer HarperCrewe. Founded on innovation and collaboration, the groundbreaking initiative fuses the necessary connection between creator and homeowner.
The Ground Beneath
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A new exhibition ‘The Ground Beneath: Material Memory and the Resilience of Hope’ at Messums London explores how ordinary, often discarded materials can carry emotional, cultural, and political weight. All of the artists are of Black and African diasporic heritage and work across sculpture, installation, painting, and performance.
Galveston: Conservation & Resilience
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Galveston island’s ethos is one of conservation. Serving the mainland as a natural barrier, offering shelter for migrating birds and enjoying a reputation as one of Texas’ leading tourist destinations, sustainability is key to the island’s survival.
