In Wake Of Yellow Collapse, Can Trucking Get Greener?
Environmentalists hope Tesla’s Semi is the first of many different electric trucks plying America’s highways and byways in the near future.
EarthTalk Q&A
American Bison No Longer Endangered After Near Annihilation
After almost complete decimation by the late 1800s, American bison herds have rebounded enough to be taken off the endangered species list.
Electrician Shortage Hampering Transition To Renewables
An electrician shortage in the U.S. is proving to be one of the biggest barriers to mitigating the worst effects of climate change.
Reducing Overcrowding at National Parks: What Can Be Done?
Entry restrictions and other tactics have worked to greatly reduce overcrowding at peak times in some of our most popular national parks….
Is Climate Migration Already Happening?
Climate migration, which is already starting to happen around the world, could be one of the biggest impacts of our environmental profligacy.
Do More Shark Sightings Mean Sharks Are Doing Well?
Though shark sightings may be becoming more frequent, shark numbers are dwindling.
Hydrofoils Poised To Revolutionize Shipping
Hydrofoils are not a new concept, but electric ones may be a promising new innovation for the future of sustainable maritime travel.
Bird Houses & Bird Feeders: Bad For Local Ecosystems?
If you think you are doing Mother Nature a favor by putting up a bird feeder or bird house, think again…
Virtual Tourism: Better For The Planet Than Actual Tourism?
If you’ve ever wanted to visit the Yosemite but couldn’t afford the costs or time away, virtual tourism might be right for you.
EVs That Charge From Their Own Solar Panels?
Solar-powered EVs and solar charging technologies are continually evolving as researchers and manufacturers explore ways to improve efficiency and integration.