Corruption Slowing Progress Against Global Warming
Corruption at every level is yet another hurdle slowing our progress toward taming the climate beast..
EarthTalk Q&A
Fortune 500 Companies Renege On Climate Commitments
While some major corporations are still trying to reduce carbon emissions, many others are scaling back given the federal government’s lack of interest.
U.S. Air Quality Better Than Ever — But Still Room For Improvement
U.S. air quality has improved in recent decades, but there is still a lot of room for improvement, especially in primarily BIPOC communities.
Trump Budget Cuts Threaten National Parks
Explore how Trump cuts national parks funding affect conservation and local economies across America’s treasured landscapes.
Social Housing: A Climate Solution?
Social housing, i.e. government subsidized rental housing, gives many a stepping stone to fulfilling the dream,
Gaza In Ruins: The Environmental Toll of the Israel-Hamas War
Explore the environmental toll Gaza faces amid ongoing conflict, impacting wildlife and ecosystems in this historically rich area.
Are Salmon Returning To The American West?
There’s a long way to go, but with enough effort, wild salmon on the U.S. West coast could still make a comeback
What’s Slated For The International Year of Glaciers’ Preservation?
The United Nations has declared 2025 the “International Year of Glaciers’ Preservation,” a significant step towards preserving glaciers as vital resources.
Do Seaweed Farms Live Up To The Sustainability Hype?
Unlike terrestrial crops like trees, fruits, vegetables and herbs, seaweed requires no fertilizer, pesticides, freshwater or land to grow.
Cross-Country In An EV: Still A Pipe Dream?
Electric vehicle (EV) drivers still dream of a day when they can drive their cars across the United States without re-charging headaches…