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designers van geest and rob doyle introduce 'domus trimaran', an impressive 40-meter-long zero-emission yacht of 750 gross tonnage.

recently introduced by seacleaners, 'manta' is a giant hybrid catamaran created to reinforce the battle against oceanic plastic pollution.

a huge step towards tackling the world’s 1,000 most polluting rivers.

Airbus has revealed three concepts for zero-emission commercial aircrafts that would be powered by hydrogen and it claims could be in service by 2035.

TU Delft researcher Bob Hendrikx has designed the Living Cocoon coffin made from mycelium that helps the body decompose faster while improving the surrounding soil.

the house is designed as an elliptical, downward-facing observatory, and integrates climate sensors to regrow the lost 'ramblas.'

heatherwick studio has collaborated with chinese electric vehicle brand IM motors on AIRO — a concept electric car with a customizable interior that filters pollution.

BIG founder Bjarke Ingels is drawing up a masterplan for the Earth to "prove that a sustainable human presence on planet Earth is attainable with existing technologies".

More than 20 different plant species are spread out over three levels in the Forest House, designed by landscape architecture practice Shma Company to fit the largest possible amount of greenery into a small urban lot.

In this week's comments update, readers are discussing No Footprint House in Costa Rica and sharing their views on other top stories.