EarthTalk Q&A

Does nature have any rights according to the law?

Whether or not plants and animals have legal rights like humans depends on who you ask.

Converting an old gas car to an EV is certainly possible, but definitely complicated and probably expensive.

The “right to roam” concept may be big in parts of Europe, but Americans are typically too skittish about giving up their property rights.

The No Mow May campaign encourages people to refrain from mowing their lawns during the month of May — so let it grow!

Whether the Maine lobster industry’s fishing practices are harmful to the endangered North Atlantic right whale is debatable.

Forever chemicals do not break down easily in the environment and can persist for centuries, accumulating in soil, water and air.

Elon Musk thinks we can bring the costs of desalination so low that water shortages will be a thing of the past within decades.

Here are a few recent environmental documentaries filled with incredible footage and a wealth of information.

The goal of slow design is counteracting the fast-paced disposable nature of our culture by prioritizing thoughtful, intentional design…

Carissa Cabrera, a marine biologist and activist and educator from Hawaii, has more 250,000 followers on TikTok.