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Old coal mines could have a role to play in heating homes, without burning fossil fuels. Martha Henriques explores the buildings heated from old mine workings.

Kelp is fast and relatively easy to grow, and already a vital food in many parts of the world. Martha Henriques asks whether it could also power the aircraft of the future.

The world is reliant on international shipping and emissions from the sector are growing. Will sustainable seafaring mean a return to sail-powered ships?

A deadly and hard-to-detect disease has been ravaging the treasured olive trees of southern Italy for 10 years. A highly trained squad of super-sniffer dogs could save them.

While the circular economy has become a trend in developed economies, it could also be implemented to develop Vietnam if there is an appropriate legal and policy corridor, said experts.

Turning £80 into £100 straight away sounds too good to be true. Yet its one of the major benefits of saving into a self-invested personal pension - thanks to its unrivalled tax perks.

Botswana has as many elephants as it does people, which can lead to conflict where they both live in close quarters. Can a solution as simple as a bus help?

Some 200 places around the world have now achieved Dark Sky status. Frankie Adkins explores the benefits nights with out light pollution can bring.

With Ardanis’s newly acquired office in Portugal, they hope their expansion can boost their international growth strategy. They are confident of their

The new office will help Ardanis grow internationally and it plans to expand its team to more than 70 by the end of 2023.