Forest Founders: Using Gamification To Fight Climate Change
Forest Founders rewards it members with points and honors for their contributions, which all go towards planting of trees in America and Africa.
Use Of Renewables Is Growing, But Not Fast Enough
Though we are making good progress on renewables, environmentalists wonder if we are transitioning fast enough….
U.S. Grocery Chains Plastic Overload Continues, Despite Commitments
Despite lots of talk, the major U.S. grocery chains have a lot of work to do if they are going to become part of the solution to our plastic waste problem.
Innovations Key To Improving Sanitation Around The World
Can the nano membrane toilet and other recent innovations improve dire sanitation conditons in many parts of the developing world?
Eco-Friendly Ophthalmology: How Can We Green the Vision and Eyewear Industry?
It’s time to ask whether there are environmentally friendlier alternatives to disposable lenses and cheap plastic eyeglass frames.
Making Ecocide Punishable Under International Law
Ecocide is practice of willfully destroying large areas of the natural environment, and activists would like to see it punishable under international law.
If You Think Your Voice Doesn’t Matter in the Climate Movement, You Need to Hear This
Virtually every student across the world is asking themselves the same question: can youth protest really make an impact on the climate crisis?
Overtourism Antidote: Indulge At Least Visited National Parks
Overtourism is an issue affecting many of our national parks, but you can avoid the crowds by visiting some of the lesser known and more remote parks.
Warming The Planet—And Keeping America Safe?—With Your Tax Dollars
One quarter of Americans’ tax burden goes to the U.S. military, which in and of itself emits more greenhouse gases than most nations of the world.
As Costs Plummet, Switch to Solar Makes More Sense
Switch to solar? The benefits of switching over from fossil fuels are abundant, especially as the costs of materials and production comes down.