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The nutrient choline is essential for human health, yet most people know very little about this crucial compound. Let's find out more.

Before you throw your used coffee grounds into the bin let's look at some of the ways they can be reused around the house and garden.

Carbon sinking is a huge topic. We can sink carbon into the earth and the sea, but too much carbon in the sea can have catastrophic effects

Building a mud house is probably the healthiest activities I have ever taken part in. It's good for the body - mentally and physically!

June was a pretty awesome month with plenty of positive news. Read all about it in our roundup of Good News headlines!

The LIFE Green Heart project in Toulouse may shape the future for other cities and help reduce the rising temperatures during a heatwave

A low carbon, sustainable and biodegradable fabric beautiful enough to use for a wedding dress. What a wonderful idea!

King Charles' 2035 challenge and the New Whittle Laboratory, researching ways to accelerate the drive to Net Zero with emission-free flights

Frozen, pickled, canned, dehydrated. What to do with an abundance of home-grown fruit and vegetables?

Sustainability specialists and scientists are saying that we are communicating climate change in a way that is too 'soft'. No-one wants...

Cambridge University plans to be using new bins, 3D scanners and 22 miles (35km) of conveyor belts in a bid to increase recycling from...

Anyway in which we can improve the soil quality helps to prevent climate change. This is a simple list of soil, seeds, plants and stuff...

In April, Ecuador converted $1.6 billion (€1.5 billion) of its existing debt, with the help of the Pew Bertarelli Ocean Legacy Project...

It may seem a negative story but the positive is that it is so easy to make things better. This article focus’s on Methane leaks from...

What to do with the kids? Get the prep in now so you are ready. This is such a lovely project, easy to do and drives a big conversation about the importance of each aspect and how they affect the future. And you can update them with photos of it over the months.

It has also said it would be investing for the future in green jobs. And companies that support that. Let’s see what develops on this...

After our last Climate Cafe meeting, and lots of conversation about spreading messages as wide as possible, I was interested to see an...

This morning I came across a very interesting site: www.waterfootprint.org We already know that we have a carbon footprint, but we have a...

The pollution of the oceans is something terrible, the Great Pacific Garbage Patch is estimated to be more than 100 million kilos of...

Since joining the Lot Climate Café and volunteering to research the subject I have drastically reduced what I am putting into the grey bin simply by being able to confidently recycle all packaging and starting to compost again - I've had to start using a smaller bin!! Imagine if we were all able to do that! What and where to recycle: Since 1st January 2023 ALL FORMS OF PACKAGING (Emballage) - yes ALL - should be recycled in the Green Bins along with paper & cardboard. Crisp