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
EarthTalk Q&A
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?
China’s Lead in Clean Energy Only Getting Bigger
It’s no surprise that China’s lead in global production of clean energy is expanding despite the best efforts of environmentalists, Elon Musk & others.
Enviros: Thumbs Down To Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill
Environmentalists argue that the “Big Beautiful Bill” represents a step backward for environmental protection and climate action.
Living Near Trees = Better Human Health
Trees’ impact on the overall health of the planet is unquestionable, and with regard to human health, trees can provide a variety of benefits, both mentally and physically.
Prevalence Of Processed Foods Compromises Sustainability
The ubiquity of processed foods in the U.S. and elsewhere is not just a problem for human health but also for the environment….
Will Pope Leo Prioritize Sustainability Even More Than Francis?
Environmentalists are hopeful that Pope Leo will carry on and expand the sustainability initiatives started by his predecessor Francis.
Tidal Energy: Is There Any There, There?
Despite its reliability and our growing interest in clean energy, tidal power still accounts for only a small share of global electricity.