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Broken Planet Wants to Fix the World: Hypebeast spoke with the brand’s owners Lukas and Indrė about Broken Planet's story so far.

How can museums become more sustainable, what are some key things to take into account, and are there any easy wins?

Sustainability is a necessity as we face a changing climate. We look at some sustainable museums that are taking on the challenge.

London's Natural History Museum has announced a range of events taking place during COP26, both in Glasgow and online.

Sea-floor nodules could fight global heating, but mining them may damage ocean ecology

A new project opening at the Natural History Museum examines the often devastating impact human beings and our systems are having on life on the…

A new project opening at the Natural History Museum examines the devastating impact human beings and our economic systems are having on life on the planet. Our Broken Planet: How We Got Here and Ways to Fix It features a number of free exhibitions at the iconic museum in South Kensington, plus online events and information on how we can all help turn the tide on the ecological and climate emergencies. The exhibitions that form the core of the project will feature over 40 items selected by...

A new project opening at the Natural History Museum examines the often devastating impact human beings and our systems are having on life on the…

MercurySteam Has 40% of Its Stakes Acquired by Nordisk; Multiple Games in Development Dec 22, 2020 03:47 EST Spanish game developer MercurySteam has had 40% of its stakes acquired by Nordisk Games, as announced in a fresh press release. While MercurySteam may be more known to gamers, having developed the Castlevania: Lords of Shadow trilogy, Metroid: Samus Returns, and most recently Spacelords (previously known as Raiders of the Broken Planet), Nordisk Games is a branch of Nordisk Film, it...

First published 21 December 2020 The Natural History Museum is set to star in a brand-new four-part primetime Channel 5 series next year. Natural History Museum: World of Wonder, will air weekly from 7th January, 8pm on Channel 5 and will be available to view on the video on demand player My5. Channel 5 Factual Commissioning Editor Lucy Willis commissioned multi-award-winning production company The Garden Productions (24 Hours in A&E, Mars: One Day on the Red Planet) to make the series. Lucy sa...