Mountains of Solar Waste: What Can Be Done?
We sure do love our solar panels, but in 10-20 years a lot of them will be heading for landfills if we don’t figure out how to recycle them.
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The Endangered Species Act Turns 50: Assessing Successes & Failures
The Endangered Species Act has saved hundreds of species from extinction in its 50 years of existence so far…
EVs For Everyone? Best Bang-For-The-Buck Models Ease Transition From Gas Guzzlers
Increased consumer demand, competition among carmakers and financial incentives mean electric vehicles are more affordable than ever.
Best Apps For Identifying Plants & Wildlife
Several apps are now available for Android and iPhone that can help you identify what plants and animals are around you.
How About A Global Treaty Banning Plastics?
Only time will tell if a 2019 agreement signed by 170 countries to “significantly reduce” their use of plastic by 2030 will hold water…
Supreme Court & Environment: Tipping Justice’s Scales For Nature?
While the Supreme Court has not been consistent on environmental rulings over the years, lately it has skewed conservative.
Still Surging Human Population Numbers Worry Environmentalists
The environmental consequences of global human population numbers cresting four decades from now are anybody’s guess.
Can Houseplants Really Improve Indoor Air Quality?
Some plants are better than others when it comes to filtering pollutants out of your indoor air, so choose carefully…
Can Google Do Anything To Combat All Climate Disinformation Swirling Around The Internet?
After pressure from advertisers. Google pledged to halt the display of ads that promoted climate disinformation. But is that enough?
EPA’s Green Bank Leverages Power Of Financial Markets For Sustainability
EPA recently proposed the creation of a green bank to help leverage the power of traditional financial markets in solving the climate crisis.