Hubbub, an environmental charity, has launched its new project Food Connect which will redistribute surplus food to people in poverty.
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New research group will conduct vital studies into harmful microplastics
The University of Portsmouth has set up a new group of scientists to research the harmful effects of microplastics on the environment and human health.
Read MoreKnitter gets new year social media shock
A retired teacher got an “amazing surprise” when a picture of her knitting was seen on social media by over 3 million people at new year.
Read MoreBristol sparks change to deal with e-waste
Pre-loved lamps, keyboards, blenders and slow cookers are just some of the items up for grabs in a new #ElectricAvenue pop-up store designed to help tackle electrical waste (e-waste) in Bristol.
Read MoreMission to fill UK streets with trees
Trees for Cities, a UK-based charity, is on a mission to fill our streets with trees.
Read MoreLittle Amal joins 100 school kids in making stand for planet
Check out this positive news story: A group of schoolchildren took part in a walk with renowned refugee puppet Little Amal as they descended on COP26 to call for a sustainable future for the planet.
Read MoreClimate Challenge Cup winners announced
Two innovative projects took home the first Climate Challenge Cup, following an innovation showcase at the recent COP26 in Glasgow.
Read MoreBristol charity receives 10,000th prosthetic leg donation
A Bristol charity which recycles prosthetic legs to send to African countries has just been donated its 10,000th limb.
Read MoreSir David Attenborough, John Bishop and Alastair Campbell headline Eden Project’s Festival of Discovery
Sir David Attenborough, John Bishop and Alastair Campbell to headline at Eden Project’s festival to help save the planet.
Read MoreWorld’s first city-wide plastic survey launches
Check out this positive news story: the world’s first city-wide plastic survey has launched in Portsmouth, asking members of the public to record any waste they spot by taking photos and uploading to an app. The project will be used to better understand how plastic waste occurs and how it can be tackled.
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