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?
EarthTalk Q&A
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.
Satellites Helping The Planet
Orbiting high above Earth, satellites offer a unique vantage point to observe, collect and analyze data on a global scale…
American Climate Corps Helps Move Us Toward Clean Economy
The American Climate Corps engages young Americans in conservation & climate resilience projects, contributing to both ecological protection & job creation.
Plywood: The Green Building Material Of The Future?
Plywood is cheaper, more durable & more flexible than solid wood, making it a useful for construction & furniture-making applications.
Are Banks The Silent Climate Killer?
Through their investments in fossil fuel industries, banks are responsible for financing the emission of tons and tons of greenhouse gasses.
Is There Any Hope Of An International Plastics Treaty?
Environmentalists are keeping their fingers crossed for an international treaty to ban single-use plastics….
An Uphill Battle Against Wildlife Trafficking Continues
Despite the harm it has caused, wildlife trafficking has continued to expand over the last century & now has an annual value of ~$23 billion.
B2B Energy Markets Help Offset Emissions Via Power Purchasing
With energy production accounting for 3/4 of greenhouse gases, a new generation of start-ups helps sync business customers with green energy producers.
Home Air Conditioning Gets A Little Greener
There’s never been a better time to invest in a home air conditioning system now that new technology has made A/C greener.