How To Remove Pesticide Residue From Fruits & Vegetables
A recent report found that 20% of 59 different produce categories posed significant health risks to consumers despite current pesticide limits.
EarthTalk Q&A
Why Are Greens So Scared Of Trump V2?
The fear is that a second Trump presidency would reverse the progress made by Biden & demolish chances of reversing the worst effects of climate change.
The Grass Is Always Greener…Than Kentucky Bluegrass
There are many greener alternatives to Kentucky Bluegrass, the most common type of grass found across the United States.
Predicting Wildfires: Mitigation Through Knowledge
As we grapple with the growing risk, efforts to enhance predictive capabilities and mitigate the impact of wildfires have become paramount.
Solving The Climate Crisis With Nature-Based Solutions
As we come to terms with climate change, many are turning to nature-based solutions, holistic approaches promoting ecosystem preservation.
Is Local Sea Level Rise A Thing?
The impacts of sea level rise are not uniform across the globe; some regions experience more significant increases than others.
Net-Zero Aviation? Really?
Instead of reducing flights, many companies and aviation organizations are promising net-zero aviation in the coming decades.
Keeping Cities Cool As Climate Warms Up
Addressing urban heat is crucial in the context of global warming to improve public health, reduce energy consumption & enhance the livability of urban environments.
The Ethics of Playback: Using Recorded Birdsong To Attract Birds
Is it ethical for birdwatchers and photographers to use “playback” — recorded bird song — to attract other birds within sight?
Can We Phase Out Expanded Polystyrene?
Despite being made from carcinogens, expanded polystyrene is still prevalent today across the U.S. and around the world despite the risks.