Ecotourism Destinations: 5 Cool Places to Visit with Unique Ecosystems
The Galapagos Islands are not the only unique ecosystem to visit. Keep reading for ecotourism destinations: 5 cool places to visit with unique ecosystems.
How Geothermal Energy Should Be Used
With climate change once again in the spotlight, it’s important to look beyond just solar & wind to the largely underutilized geothermal energy.
The Environmental Bright Side of the Coronavirus?
The reduction in pollution emissions thanks to the Coronavirus keeping everyone home is actually a boon for the environment…
1960-2019 By the Numbers: It Isn’t Rocket Science
Fully 80% of all manmade CO2 emissions ever produced have been generated since 1960, and half of all emissions have been generated just since 1990.
What We’re Reading: Crosscut, Sea Change, Rooted & Rising, The Rule of Five
Books we are reading including The Rule of Five, Rooted and Rising and Sea Change.
Which Insects Are Disease Carriers?
Can insects be coronavirus carriers that transmit the pathogen to humans? The jury is still out so people are advised to keep their homes clean and free of pests.
Reading Time: A Climate Policy Revolution
The sheer complexity of climate change stops most solutions in their tracks. How do we give up fossil fuels when energy is connected to everything, from great-power contests to the value of your pension? Global economic growth depends on consumption, but that also produces the garbage now choking the oceans. To give up cars, coal, […]
Go Simple, Go Green: How Minimalist Living Can Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
Find out how minimalist living and decluttering can reduce your carbon footprint and make you happier and healthier in the process.
Air Quality at Home: 10 Ways to Purify Your Indoor Environment Naturally
Air quality at home isn’t something we should take for granted, so purifying your indoor environment should be a top priority.
Salty Mud: How Global Warming Is Changing the Everglades & Surrounding Communities
Climate change is already having a big impact on the Everglades and the rest of South Florida, but scientists and residents fear we ain’t seen nothing yet….