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

What’s A Passive Solar House?

A passive solar house keeps the inside air temp comfy without using conventional emissions-spewing HVAC appliances.

Help Save An Elephant With Your Next Food Or Cosmetic Purchase

In Malaysia’s Sabah state, the Wildlife Rescue Unit (WRU) is saving wildlife from the brink one wild animal at a time.

Fast-Tracking The Energy Transition: Renewable Energy Subsidies

While the transition to renewables has started, we’re going to need a lot more tools & technologies if we’re going to replace fossil fuels.

Whither The Bees?

One-quarter of the world’s 20,000 bee species are in precipitous decline or have already gone extinct since 1990…

Lab-Grown Diamonds: More Eco-Friendly Than Mined Diamonds?

Thanks to advanced technologies, you can now wear earrings or rings embedded with diamonds made in a laboratory.

The Illusion Of A Solution: He’s Fooling Us & We’re Fooling Ourselves

Environmentalists wonder if John Kerry’s promise of green jobs saving the planet and the U.S. economy may be too little too late…

Is Global Warming Making Us Dumber?

Could all the greenhouse gases we’re pumping into the atmosphere be compromising our ability to think straight?

Migration: Monarch Butterfly

Lynne Goldsmith documents the majestic Monarch butterfly’s migration in poetic verse….

10 Environmental Nonprofits Led By People Of Color

While environmental groups have made great strides in recent years regarding diversity, most organizational staff & leadership are white.

Do Rivers Have Legal Rights?

In 2019, Bangladesh became the first country to grant every one of its rivers environmental personhood….

Insulating Your Home The Planet Friendly Way

Many methods of insulation have been tried and tested over the years to make homes more energy efficient, which has a positive impact on the planet, as energy needs are reduced.

Review: Fashioned From Nature

Daniel Gauss reviews Fashioned from Nature, an exhibit curated by the Victoria and Albert Museum in London and now at the Design Society in Shenzhen, China.