EarthTalk Q&A

Citizen Science Key To Monitoring, Combatting Climate Change

Citizen science—involving the general public in collecting data to support scientific research—has become key n monitoring climate change.

Given the buildup of e-waste these days, environmentalists are increasingly looking at refurbished items when shopping for new electronics.

Given its electric vehicles (EVs) and renewable energy solutions, Tesla is one of the greenest big companies in the world…

Red tide may be a naturally occurring phenomenon, but it is likely exacerbated by all the pollution and fertilizer flowing off our land.

Some scientists say there can never be 100% certainty, but others say they can prove links between climate change and extreme weather.

How many solar panels you’ll need to install on your roof depends on a variety of factors including latitude and hours of direct sun per day.

Permaculture describes ecologically-conscious farming to create sustainable ecosystems for future generations…

The Joshua tree is unique in its unusual anatomy and adaptable ecology, but its future looks bleak in the face of increasing global warming.

Sure your gas stove pollutes your indoor environment, but what about your other gas-powered appliances?

Don’t expect to see a tiger in the wild anytime soon, as their numbers plummeted during the 20th C. from 100,000 worldwide to just 4,500.