A new regulation in the United States will require coal-burning power plants to reduce their emissions by 90 percent by 2032 - or shut down.
In recent years, Paris, France has seen an incredible boom in the use of bikes and the creation of biking infrastructure.
Utrecht, The Netherlands is celebrating the return of a 900-year-old historic canal.
In recent years, there has been a 21 percent decrease in the release of toxic chemicals in the United States.
The potential successor of the Concorde has made its maiden voyage in California’s Mojave Desert, to bring back commercial supersonic travels in a greener and more energy-efficient manner than its predecessor.
Slovakia is set to become coal-free this year, six years earlier than its original goal of 2030.
For the upcoming Summer Olympics in Paris, France, the organizers are looking to cut down by more than half the greenhouse gas emissions generated in recent Olympics, thus offering a template for future sporting events.
New England becomes the second region in the United States to end burning coal in favor of sustainable and renewable energy sources like wind and solar, with its last two power plants closing by 2025 and 2028.
In a first, Spain's Catalonia region is offering reusable menstruation products for free.
The Galápagos Islands in Ecuador have undergone a green transition in recent years, transforming the archipelago into a beacon of sustainability.
