A mushroom casket marks a first for ‘green burials’ in the US

“I’m probably the only architect who created a final home,” Bob Hendrikx tells The Verge. Tombs and catacombs aside, Hendrikx might be the only one to make a final home using mushrooms. Hendrikx is the founder and CEO of Loop Biotech, a company that makes caskets out of mycelium, the fibrous root structure of mushrooms.

In pics: Green Agriculture Chain area at China’s supply chain expo

A visitor looks at the seeds displayed at the Green Agriculture Chain area during the third China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) in Beijing, capital of China, July 18, 2025. Themed “Connecting the World for a Shared Future,” the 2025 CISCE runs from July 16 to 20. One highlight is the Green Agricultural Chain area

Driverless bus in Sentosa gets green light to run without safety officer in first for Singapore, Singapore News

SINGAPORE – In a first for Singapore, autonomous vehicle (AV) firm WeRide has been given permission to operate a self-driving shuttle bus service in Resorts World Sentosa (RWS) without any safety personnel on board. Singapore’s Land Transport Authority (LTA) gave the firm the green light after extensive testing and safety assessments of WeRide’s remote operations

9 vegetables high in calcium & how to eat them

When we think of calcium, dairy usually comes to mind. But did you know that many vegetables are excellent sources of calcium, too? Whether you’re lactose-intolerant, vegan, or simply looking to diversify your nutrient intake, adding these greens to your meals can help strengthen bones, improve muscle function, and support heart health. Here are 8

Why surgeons use green gowns in surgical operations

Surgeons usually wear green gowns during operations for several reasons; 1). Visibility: Green gowns help improve visibility of surgical instruments and tissues during procedures. The contrast can make it easier for surgeons to see what they are working on. 2). Hygiene and Professionalism: Green is a colour often associated with cleanliness and professionalism in the

Constitution Review: House ‘ll speak with Nigerians not for them

JONAS EZIEKE, Abuja The House of Representatives, the green chamber of the National Assembly, has declared its commitment to a truly participatory constitution amendment process, stating it will “speak with Nigerians, not for them.” Chairman, South-South Zonal Public Hearing held in Calabar, Hon. Kingsley Chinda, made the declaration while addressing stakeholders, civil society groups, and

Green Acres police station finally opened

After years of delay due to persistent flooding, the Green Acres police station in St. Catherine was finally opened on Friday. But, having made that decision, National Security Minister, Dr. Horace Chang still conceded that it will take some time before the flooding issue is fully resolved. The opening of the police station comes at

‘Small moments of awareness can create real change’

This week Women in Solar+ Europe gives voice to Jodie Brush, Communications & Public Affairs Manager at Verbund Green Power Iberia. She says that real progress happens when everyone is involved. “Gender equality isn’t just a women’s issue. Men must be invited to join the conversation…

Net zero standards: Singing from the same hymn sheet?

A single set of net zero construction standards aims to end the bewilderment caused by myriad sector benchmarks – and put a stop to greenwashing The proliferation of net zero standards in the construction sector has led to widespread confusion, making it easier for firms to greenwash their credentials. But as scrutiny increases and climate