The Future of Farming: How Hydroponics Reduces Water Use and Environmental Impact
When you think of farming, you likely picture vast fields of soil under an open sky. Hydroponics turns that image on its head by eliminating soil entirely.
Penguins On The Ropes
Understanding the challenges penguins face and the efforts being made to protect them is crucial to ensuring their survival.
Consumers On Their Own As Trump Kills EnergySTAR
With the EnergySTAR label disappearing, consumers should know how to still make energy-efficient decisions in their homes.
Brain Fog Alert: Air Pollution Linked To Cognitive Decline
Studies suggest air pollution is associated with cognitive decline, memory problems and short-term cognitive performance.
Mangrove Conservation Key To Health of Coastal Ecology
We’ve lost 20 percent of the world’s mangroves since the 1980s and the health of coastal ecology might just be at stake…
Walkable Cities, Neighborhoods = Happy Communities
Walkability is a huge plus for engendering a pleasant neighborhood experience and the development of community bonds.
Northern Lights Flaring More Intensely In Coming Decades
People across the Northern Hemisphere as far south as the southern U.S. have been able to see the northern lights in recent years due to increase solar storms
Automated Modular Construction: The Future Of Green Building?
Automated modular construction has become a popular way to build lots of homes efficiently and inexpensively, but is it really greener too?
Pollution & Encroachment Threaten Remaining Hunter-Gatherers
Hunter-gatherers continue to eek out an existence but it’s harder every year due to pollution and the encroachment of civilization.
Wooly Mice & Dire Wolf Pups, Oh My: De-Extinction Gets Real
How close are we to bringing extinct species of wildlife back from the dead? Is deextinction really happening?