Audrey Enjoli

Celebrity investors are increasingly backing companies that are tackling waste. These celebs are transforming the zero-waste space.

Jeff Bezos and Microsoft have invested in clean-tech startup BlocPower.

Dan McKernan, founder of farm animal rescue Barn Sanctuary, talks about his deep connection to animals and how they can help mental health.

Lululemon is getting in on the ever-expanding sustainable fashion game with the use of Mylo vegan leather. Here’s what they’re getting wrong.

IHOP is testing a vegan breakfast sandwich featuring a pea protein-based sausage patty at its Flip’d by IHOP locations.

From veggie sandwiches to flavor-packed salads, surfer Tia Blanco enjoys healthy, plant-based foods. Here’s how to cook vegan like her.

Great Scott! The DeLorean, which rose to fame in the “Back to the Future” franchise, is coming back as an electric car.

Tesco is transitioning to electric delivery trucks. The move is in line with the UK’s push to decarbonize its transport sector by 2050.

Luxury Italian fashion house Dolce & Gabbana going fur-free, swapping animal pelts for faux fur made from “sustainable” materials.

Gucci’s new line emphasizes sustainability, but the brand’s use of wild tigers as props is questionable for animal welfare reasons.

From elephants acting as carbon sinks to mollusks filtering the sea, here’s how animals can help in the fight against climate change.

Apparently, launching a beauty brand was the hottest celeb trend of the year. Here’s a look back at all of the celebrity launches of 2021.

Throughout 2021, some of the top fashion brands have gone fur-free and governments have banned fur farming.

2021 was the year of the sustainable shoes. Countless footwear brands leveled up their sneakers game with eco-friendly releases.

McDonald’s launched a net-zero emissions restaurant that incorporates recycling, renewable energy, and other sustainability measures.

Under Spain’s new animal welfare law, animals will now be recognized as sentient beings. The legislation largely applies to pets.

Music mogul Jay-Z’s is no stranger to vegan investments. He has backed several plant-based companies, including Oatly and Simulate.

Multinational food giant Nestlé has invested in Sundial Foods, a startup that makes vegan chicken wings with simulated skin and bones.

Top Chef’s Tom Colicchio has backed Meati Foods, a vegan brand that makes meat from mycelium, the root structure of a fungus, like mushrooms.

Billie Eilish and Chris Paul, two huge advocates for plant-based diets, are producers on new food justice doc “They’re Trying to Kill Us.”