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Want to keep up to date with the latest environmental news? We’ve got you covered with Green Beat, where we explore the good and bad news in the eco-sphere.

With extreme weather predicted to increase in a warming world, it’s wise to plan ahead. Horticultural experts share what you can do to still have a productive and beautiful garden.

In addition to being a healthy food to eat, and beyond their medicinal uses, in recent years mushrooms and other fungi have been increasingly recognised for the wide range of environmental benefits that they can offer and are increasingly promoted as a biological solution to some of the world’s biggest challenges.

Is a future without gas possible? As the Australian government expands the country’s gas production, we take a look at the real impacts of this “transition” fuel.

Since the first wave of COVID-19, face masks have become an everyday essential. We explore the past, present and future of the once-humble face mask.

We take a look at the latest environmental news, from face mask pollution to catnip and a new approach to sustainable rice production.

Meet Erin Rhoads, an environmental writer, speaker and activist who activates community connection through sustainability initiatives specific to reducing plastic and waste.

We take a look into the weird and wonderful world of caterpillars, discover the effects of COVID-19 on wildlife trading and more in current eco-news.

Climate change and rising energy prices are making insulation a key component for sustainable living goals. Here’s how to do it right, according to the experts.

We talk to Joanne Titchener about how she conjured up her sustainable fashion brand Humidity Lifestyle and how she manages to keep the brand ethical, sustainable and life-proof.

You’ve no doubt heard the debates about 5G and EMF, but what’s all the fuss about? We explore the ins and outs of 5G tech and its possible health impacts.

Sustainable fashion has come a long way since hemp fabrics and indigo tie-dye. A new wave of ethically minded brands are evolving to accommodate a new kind of shopper with zero waste models and timeless, refined luxury.