Emagazine.com: Environment, Climate Change / Global Warming, Renewables

Google has several sustainability initiatives underway, but environmentalists wonder if the company is doing enough…

Tire particles & other non-exhaust emissions constitute the majority of fine particulate emissions as a result of auto travel on U.S. roads.

Can we look to history and lean on innovation once again to pull ourselves out of the climate and environmental hole we find ourselves in?

Doctors & health experts worry about an increasing malaria risk now that mosquitoes are evolving immunity against common insecticides.

Mountains of Solar Waste: What Can Be Done?

We sure do love our solar panels, but in 10-20 years a lot of them will be heading for landfills if we don’t figure out how to recycle them.

The catastrophic wildfires now common across the West didn’t exist for eons when millions of herbivorous wild horses roamed the continent.

The Endangered Species Act has saved hundreds of species from extinction in its 50 years of existence so far…

Increased consumer demand, competition among carmakers and financial incentives mean electric vehicles are more affordable than ever.

Making science a more accessible and welcoming space for underrepresented communities is a top priority for many institutions.

Several apps are now available for Android and iPhone that can help you identify what plants and animals are around you.

Only time will tell if a 2019 agreement signed by 170 countries to “significantly reduce” their use of plastic by 2030 will hold water…

While the Supreme Court has not been consistent on environmental rulings over the years, lately it has skewed conservative.

Few people would make the connection that their choice of coffee might help a critically endangered species as the Mountain Gorillas.

Warming-induced extreme weather conditions make certain work activities challenging, leading to productivity loss…

The environmental consequences of global human population numbers cresting four decades from now are anybody’s guess.

Communities that have taken a less confrontational and more collaborative approach with water have created better places in which people are happier.

Trees are not only one of the wonders of our world, they are indispensable to our survival on the planet…