Sustainability

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These hotels are protecting the environment and reducing plastic

Five years ago, over 1,000 people were killed when a garment factory in Bangladesh collapsed. Fashion Revolution co-founder Orsola de Castro talks to Newsweek about why it was a pivotal moment for...

Eating crab doesn't just kill crabs.

The pieces will still hurt when you step on them.

Volcanic ash, often a waste material, could change how we build our cities.

Soon there may always be a fungus among us.

Floating solar fuels rig can produce fuel that's currently used in NASA's rockets.

This new and sustainable process for making fuel is based on how our bodies work.

Sealed Air Corporation ranked among the top 10 publicly traded companies in the U.S. for sustainability practices on Newsweek's Green Rankings 2017 list.

Embalming is now considered a dangerous practice.

Embedding sustainable ideals into everyday life is fraught with difficulties.

The estimated global population will be 9 billion in 2050. Can we feed them?

Neither NASA nor biologists can recreate our habitat. Earth is all we have.

As campaigners like Pharrell Williams get involved, sustainability in the fashion industry has become the new cool.

Slug infestations are cropping up on sustainable no-till farms, possibly due to the overuse of neonicotinoid pesticides.

A total of 14 percent of all humans who have ever existed are alive today.