Gaming And Climate Change: What’s The Connection?
The link between gaming and climate change comes down to the efficiency of the gaming consoles (and PCs) that gamers are using these days.
EarthTalk Q&A
Cargo Shipping: The Low-Hanging Fruit Of Industrial Greening?
Eighty percent of goods for sale around the world make their way from point A to B on a cargo ship; cleaning up this industry is key to greening the economy.
Earth Day 50: Making The Most Of It From Coronavirus Quarantine
Can you believe Earth Day is 50? Help show your love for Mother Nature by tuning into Earth Week, a virtual celebration on April 20-25, 2020.
Genetically Modified Organisms: Safe To Eat, Safe For The Environment?
The jury is still out regarding whether genetically modified organisms (GMOs) can hurt people or the environment.
Coronavirus & Pets: Can They Get It, Spread It?
Can our dogs, cats, birds, rabbits and other pets get sick from the coronavirus too, and can they pass it along to people?
King Corn: Dominant Food, Feed & Fuel Crop Not Great For Environment
Corn is so ubiquitous in our food system that an estimated 70 percent of the atoms in the body of the average American originally came from it.
Power Hogs: Greening Internet Data Centers
Streamlining data centers may be the low hanging fruit when it comes to finding ways to reduce the electricity consumption of our Internet usage.
How Is Melting Permafrost Affecting Arctic Communities?
In the Arctic, a great change is taking place. Permafrost, which covers around 25 percent of exposed land in the Northern Hemisphere, is melting.
The Environmental Bright Side of the Coronavirus?
The reduction in pollution emissions thanks to the Coronavirus keeping everyone home is actually a boon for the environment…
Incineration: A Better Way Than Landfills For Our Trash?
Sweden sends 99 percent of its garbage to incineration plants. Why don’t we do more of this in the United States given our overflowing landfills?