A round-up of recent efforts to reduce the amount of waste produced by the cycling world.

The biggest takeaway is not from the frame production itself, but from how it's then transported.

The Myelin uses fewer types of plastic to make it easier to recycle.

The Bike Graveler uses a mixture of vegan leather, natural canvas, and real cork.

SRAM, Bosch, and Mondraker are among the 56 companies that have already signed the pledge, signaling big changes by 2025.

Sciu's bikes are made overseas, but they've set out several goals to help reduce their environmental impact.

No zip-ties, plastic or even foam will be found in Mondraker bike boxes.

Who knew that reading about chain lube could make you hungry?

Take a look at the recent announcements that move the industry forward in reducing its impact on the environment.

Environmental claims critiqued by a professional sustainability consultant.

Leatt's new range uses materials made from excess tree pulp and recycled coffee grounds.

Danny MacAskill finds unique lines as he is given free reign to ride through a renewable energy factory.

Sifting through Trek's in-depth environmental study.

Rather than keep buying new things, some companies are encouraging consumers to extend the lifetime of their clothing.

The reality is that buying less, reusing, repairing, and riding locally are among the best things we can do for the planet, but we commend the brands that are taking action, too.

The UCI has released its new sustainability guidelines after signing up to the UN Sports for Climate Action Framework in 2020

The cycling industry gets away with some pretty wasteful practices, so it's great to see people working on these initiatives.

Specialized is looking to offer recycling for all of its e-bike batteries by the end of the year.

A compilation of the steps being taken to help lower cycling's environmental impact.

Five brands trying to do their bit for the planet

More green pledges from four mountain biking brands.

Both Cannondale and Trek are testing out new packaging on limited models in their range with the aim to expand further in the future.

Although the climate crisis has dropped out of the news cycle during the current COVID-19 pandemic, it's great to see the cycling industry is still trying to reduce their impact on the planet.

Three more brands announce programs to offset their environmental impact.