Aimee Lutkin

Outrage over stray dogs turned blue by a Mumbai manufacturing company's pollutants has grown so intense, the culprit has been forced to shut down.

Versova Beach in Mumbai just had its first turtle hatchlings in 20 years.

The Very Good Bra is a zero-waste, wire-free bra, designed for people of all shapes and sizes.

The London-based non-profit Park City plans to plant millions of wildflowers across the city.

Shadecraft has developed every beachgoers dream with a robotic umbrella that moves with the sun and operates on solar power so you don't need to charge it before you go. And that's just the beginning of its tech capabilities.

Students at Cairo's Helwan University are developing a solar-powered wheelchair accessible car that will allow people with mobility issues to travel long distance without assistance.

A UK initiative seeks to create low emission airplane fuels made from garbage in addition to other low- and zero-emission goals.

White Castle now sells the vegan Impossible meat patty on its sliders.

Airbnb has announced the launch of its Office of Healthy Tourism.

Queen Elizabeth II has banned plastic straws and bottles from Buckingham Palace and her other estates after watching the BBC series 'Blue Planet II.'

Artist Takehiro Ikeda made a sculpture called "Transitions" that brings a cloud down to Earth.

Minawao Camp refugees are planting 40,000 trees in Nigeria.

Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo is going to dedicate more green space to urban farming.

MIT researchers are returning to an old style of battery and giving it an eco-friendly upgrade.

Iceland Foods will no longer sell products with palm oil, due to the environmental impact.

A.S.T.R.I. recycles textiles to extend their lives in fashion.

The Vegan Grocery Store just opened in upstate New York.

These clever sidewalk solar panels could provide charging stations on the go.

Apple is entirely powered by renewable energy, says CEO Tim Cook.

Soneva Fushi, a hotel in the Maldives, is a destination for sustainable tourism.

The study found that conventional farming could be converted to organic without losing crop yield or requiring more land, and it would have an overall beneficial effect on greenhouse gas emissions.

Farmers are using flowers instead of pesticides on some organic farms.

Artur Bordalo is an artist known as Bordalo II, and he's just opened one of his biggest exhibits yet.

About 20 schools in Orange County, Florida, are trying a new experiment to cut down on the amount of food that goes to waste and the number of children going hungry.

Goodr is an app that gives restaurant leftovers to people in need.

A start-up called Algiknit is experimenting with textiles made from sustainable materials by taking kelp and turning it in "bioyarn" reduce microplastic pollution.

Plant-e introduced the first successful clean energy project that doesn't damage the living material that produces the power.

BioLite is known for their work building technology for people who want to live off the grid and produce clean energy.

Patagonia has revealed their new platform, Patagonia Action Works, that connects activists to environmental causes events, petitions, and organizations near to them.

Change:WATER Labs is working to provide safe sanitation for those without plumbing.

This tiny garden let's you cultivate plants right in the comfort of your living room.

A hotel in the northern Chile town of San Pedro called Tierra Atacama announced that they were going fully solar.

Thousands of units known as 'launch pods' are being installed in the U.K. to provide affordable energy efficient housing.

Ohio river pollution is a big problem, so these two teamed up to highlight the issue by turning waste into paint.

VegNews reports that Veerah Shoes have forgone leather in favor of material made from upcycled apple peels, and the result is actually super cute.

With a motto of producing "twice as much food using half as many resources," the Netherlands is using sustainable agricultural practices to feed not just the Dutch but food insecure people all over the world.

Transit X wants a network of automated, solar-powered pods to replace cars.

St. Louis is connecting a stretch of St. Louis between Foster Park and the Gateway Arch with a greenway.

A "Shark Highway" has been discovered, connecting different parts of the ocean for various marine life.

The Ecocapsule is an egg-shaped unit that is self-sustainable and allows you to live off the grid and create your own power with solar and wind energy.

Architect Daniel Liveskind designed a nuilding for central Berlin that will consume carbon dioxide and release oxygen back into the air.

Artist William Amor upcycles discarded plastic bags into beautiful art.

Live Nation, Coachella, and Stagecoach music festivals will no longer provide plastic straws.

Australia is getting more sustainable with their packaging.

The Great Barrier Reef is receiving a big supportive measure from the Australian government.

The town of Kamikatsu is located in the Tokushima prefecture in Japan, and is known for its successful commitment to zero waste living.

According to Cooking Light, the Ad Council estimated that the equivalent of six million turkeys ended up wasted last year.

Gumshoe is a sneaker made from recycled chewing gum.

North Face, in conjunction with an organization called Fibershed, is working to develop wool that will actually give back to the planet, by creating a "carbon farming" plan with the ranchers who produce it.

Chefchaouen, or Chaouen as it's known to locals, is a small town in Morocco that makes a lot of money from tourism.