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Israel steps in to stop the Dead Sea from dying August 12, 2018
Israel is looking to auction off the rights to mine the Dead Sea years earlier than scheduled in a bid to maintain one of the country's biggest businesses without worsening an environmental tragedy. The Dead Sea's mineral-rich waters are today harvested by Israel Chemicals as ingredients for fertilizers, flame retardants and other products sold for […]
Solar powered car that charges as you drive August 11, 2018
A German start-up has taken advantage of the strong Bavarian sun this summer to test the final development of the charging system of its Sion car, an all-electric vehicle with solar panels to top up the battery as you drive. Stuart McDill reports.
Sustainable watch made partly from plastic sea waste August 9, 2018
Concerned about pollution, French watch company Awake has created a wristwatch that's made completely from recycled materials, reusing existing materials and using the cleanest technologies while limiting transport to a minimum. Roselle Chen reports.
Water-soluble bags could replace traditional plastic bags August 3, 2018
Engineers in Chile have created an environmentally-friendly bag that can dissolve in water. Angela Moore reports.
Ethanol from wasted straw - student wants to create new fuel market August 1, 2018
A Pakistani student has developed a system for developing countries designed to end fuel imports by making ethanol with the millions of tonnes straw that are wasted each year. As Stuart McDill reports.
Biocomposite vehicle 'world's first circular car', say student creators July 31, 2018
Students at the Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) have created Noah, a biocomposite electric car they say needs just 60 kilograms of batteries and takes more than five times less energy to produce than carbon fibre or aluminium alternatives. They put it through its paces in front of reporter Jim Drury.
Ethiopia to use energy from city landfill to boost electricity and clean air July 30, 2018
Ethiopia's first waste-to-energy plant is set to open this year. The project aims to tackle a growing waste burden in the city and boost power supply in the country. Angela Moore reports.
From Dumbo to Mr. Toad, Disney items up for charity auction July 23, 2018
After years ammassing 750 Disney items collector Richard Kraft is heading to auction with the lot to raise money for a rare gentic disorder Coffin-Siris Syndrome charities. Rough cut (no reporter narration)
Iraq’s wetland wildlife under attack by water shortages, salinity July 17, 2018
Water buffaloes living in Iraq's southern wetland are in danger as low water levels and increased salinity are helping to spread disease among animals.

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