In April and May, more than 2.7 million people from 20 countries joined the Let’s Do It! cleanups, accompanied by festivals and events to draw […]
Over 2.7 million people take part in Let’s Do It! cleaning campaigns across Europe Read More
One of the biggest clean technology (cleantech) programmes in Europe, ClimateLaunchpad, has selected 11 Estonian startups for a three-month mentorship programme in order to be
European cleantech programme selects 11 Estonian startups for a mentorship Read More
An Estonian company is to design and build an advanced multifunction patrol vessel, intended for protecting the country’s maritime environment. The project was commissioned by
Estonian company to build a maritime environment protection boat Read More
A new Estonian project, called e-Receipt or Electronic Receipt, aims to gradually reduce the use of paper receipts in the Estonian trade and service sectors.
Estonian e-receipt project aims to reduce paper receipts Read More
RWE and Planet OS signed a strategic partnership agreement in California to build big data infrastructure for geospatial IoT (Internet of Things), Planet OS announced.
Estonian big data firm Planet OS partners up with German energy giant RWE Read More
For the second year in a row, a tree in Estonia is competing for the title of the “European tree of the year”. An oak,
An Estonian oak, called “Tamme-Lauri”, shortlisted for the European Tree of the Year Read More
The Estonian global clean-up initiative, Let’s Do It! World, aims to bring together 150 countries all over the world for a massive waste clean-up on
Estonian clean-up initiative aims to engage 150 countries in 2018 Read More
Estonians take a lot of pride in our vast green forests and pure groundwater; but how do we measure up to our neighbours when it
According to the 2016 Environmental Performance Index, which ranks 180 countries on how they protect human health and ecosystems, Estonia is the eighth most environmentally
Estonia is among the 10 greenest countries in the world Read More
If a tree falls in the forest and no-one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? So the old saying goes. But
PICTURES: Students create giant wooden megaphones to help people listen to Estonian nature Read More
