More Salad, Less Meat: That’s The Way To Help The Planet
Eating more salad and less or no meat and animals products may be one of the most impactful ways you can help fight climate change and help the planet.
EarthTalk Q&A
Flow Woes: How Powerful Is Your Showerhead?
The Biden administration recently restored a Clinton-era rule mandating all new showerheads sold in the U.S. adhere to “low-flow” standards.
Homes Of The Future In A Warmer World
The homes of the future will be built to use a lot less energy and withstand harsher, more extreme weather events thanks to global warming.
Yellowstone Wolves At Risk As States Ease Hunting Restrictions
Yellowstone’s gray wolves, reintroduced to the region in the 1990s, are now at risk from hunting outside of park borders.
Richest 10% Cause >Half Of Carbon Emissions
The richest 1% of humanity produces 15% of total carbon emissions, while the richest 10% is responsible for more than half.
Can We Build Windfarms That Don’t Harm Wildlife?
Renewable energy from the wind is a dream-come-true for environmentalists, especially if we can capture it without hurting birds & bats…
Amazon.com: An Environmental Jekyll & Hyde?
Despite efforts by Amazon.com to achieve net zero emissions, environmentalists still have plenty of beefs with the e-tailing juggernaut….
Did The Montreal Protocol Save Our Heinies (& The Ozone Layer)? You Betcha…
The success of the Montreal Protocol & the urgency of the climate crisis provide all the reasons we need to forge ahead with a strong climate agreement.
Bird Populations Declining Fast Across North America
Researchers report that bird populations across North America have declined some 29 percent since 1970, and threats continue to mount.
How Are Florida’s Manatees Faring?
Florida’s manatees aren’t doing great thanks to the die-off of their favorite food source (seagrass), habitat destruction and global warming.