KODA, a line of tiny prefabricated homes that pop up in just one day, come with highly energy-efficient features, from solar panels to built-in smart home systems.
The company has announced that starting in 2019, all of the new models it produces will be electric or hybrid.
A company designed and recently completed the Herningsholm Vocational School, a Danish school that focuses on the creation of optimal learning and study environments.
From January to June Germany produced a record 35 percent of its electricity from renewable energy. But the country is still struggling with heating and transportation.
Researchers from the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences are looking at environmentally and economically sustainable options for sea shells biomaterials.
Study finds large amounts of carbon dioxide, equivalent to yearly U.K. emissions, remain in surface waters.
A study comparing the well-being of children growing up in single-mother-by-choice and heterosexual two-parent families has found no differences in terms of parent-child relationship or child development.
Obama: “If we don’t stand up for tolerance and moderation and respect for others, then much of the progress that we have made will not continue”
Each day a cruise ship emits as much particulate matter as a million cars.
Mohamed Bzeek started doing this when he was 62 years old and was diagnosed with cancer. He is a foster father who only takes in terminally ill kids.
Illegal fishing, logging and poaching, are impacting two-thirds of the 57 natural World Heritage sites monitored by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) this year.
The most urgent question for people is not whether machines will take their jobs, but how machines will change the way they behave in society.
Mind-body interventions (MBIs) such as meditation, yoga and Tai Chi don't simply relax us; they can 'reverse' the molecular reactions in our DNA which cause ill-health and depression, according to a study.
Researchers develop a material that will potentially revolutionize carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology.
Governments must end incentives that see plastic waste shipped abroad, where it may be buried or burned, rather than being turned back into bottles at home, say industry leaders.
