Should Tribes Take Back The National Parks?
Indigenous rights activists are calling on the U.S. to return control of the nation’s national parks over to the tribes.
Hockey Goes Green At Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena
Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, the first net-zero-emissions arena of its size in the world, is home to the NHL’s Kraken and WNBA’s Storm.
Activists Want P&G To Leave Boreal Forest Alone
Activists are demanding that Procter & Gamble stop cutting down Canada’s boreal forest to make pulp for toilet paper….
Is Global Warming Speeding Up Wildlife Evolution?
Some wildlife species are “shape-shifting” — that is, evolving rapidly — as a result of human-induced climate change.
Atlantic Right Whales On The Ropes: Is Lobstering The Problem?
Lobster and crab fishermen says new NOAA rules to protect Atlantic Right Whales go too far; environmentalists say they don’t go far enough…
Is The Yellowstone To Yukon (Y2Y) Wildlife Corridor Dream Still Alive?
Conservationists are working to create a wildlife corridor between the Yukon & Yellowstone so wolves and other wildlife can thrive.
Just How Bad Is Our Drought?
The current drought across the American West may just be the worst in recorded history. Thanks, global warming!
Is Off-Earth Manufacturing An Environmental Panacea Or Scourge?
Jeff Bezos suggests “off-earth manufacturing” to spare the Earth more environmental insults, but is polluting space really such a good idea?
Greening Up Your Laundry Routine
Making a few tweaks to your laundry routine can help you make a serious dent in your carbon footprint and overall environmental impact.
Toyota: Opting Out Of The EV Revolution?
Once upon a time the Prius was the king of the green cars, but nowadays electric vehicles are all the rage with consumers.
Sustainability + Fashion = Slow Fashion
Fast fashion’s impacts on both the environment and human rights are evident, and slow fashion may just be the only solution…
Bald Eagles As Pests: Has Our National Bird Come Back Too Well?
Has the bald eagle started to become a pest in the Lower 48 after its comeback from the brink of extinction?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) For Conservation: It’s A Green New World
Environmentalists are increasingly turning to Artificial Intelligence (AI) to help collect & analyze data that would otherwise overwhelm us.
SST Redux: Are The New Supersonic Jets Friendlier To The Planet?
Are the new supersonic (SST) jets friendlier to the environment than the originals from the 1970s which tore holes in the ozone layer?
National Parks Suffer Disproportionately From Global Warming
Why are U.S. national parks harder hit by global warming than the land base across the rest of the country in general?
Blimp Comeback: Are Eco-Friendly, Electric-Powered HAVs Here To Stay?
Are electric-powered, energy-efficient blimps making a comeback as a short hop and regional commuter travel option?
Can Solar Backlash Keep A Good Panel Down?
Can backlash against the siting of solar farms & other large scale or industrial solar installations keep solar energy from going mainstream?
The Age Of The EV: Which One Would You Get?
Thirteen different automakers now offer American consumers some 19 different flavors of an all-EV drivetrain.
Dark Sky Havens: Where Can I Find One?
Dark sky havens are places where nighttime light pollution is limited to non-existent and the stars can truly shine in the night sky.
Easy Tips For An Eco Friendly Home
Follow these quick and easy tips to make your home more friendly to the planet while reducing your carbon footprint and saving money.
Staying Safe In The West Amidst Wildfire Smoke
It looks like another terrible fire season in the American West; staying indoors and wearing an N95 mask outside could save your life.
Contaminated Drinking Water: America’s Next Public Health Crisis?
Contaminated drinking water might just become the next major health crisis to face the United States once the Coronavirus outbreak is under control…
Pet Toxins: What Are They And How Can We Avoid Them?
What are some of the most common contaminants our pets are exposed to and how can we avoid them?
Cicada Blooms Off Kilter Due To Global Warming
A “false spring” brought some 17-year cicadas out of the ground early in yet another sign of global warming wreaking havoc on nature.
Save Our Pollinators: Convert Your Backyard To A Bee Lawn
Turning your own lawn into a pollinator or “bee” lawn can help restore the kinds of natural habitat no longer available to pollinators.
Small Wind: Could Residential Turbines Help Us Wean Off Fossil Fuels?
Wind power will likely play a key role in the transition to a zero-emission economy—especially if we can start to distribute it more widely.
XDRIVE Competitions Focus On Climate, Environment
While the first XPRIZE competition focused on aerospace tech, several more recent ones have focused on environment and climate…
Hydrogen Fuel Cells: Once The Future King, Where Art Thou Now?
Clean-burning, emissions-free hydrogen fuel cells were poised to take over the automotive sector two decades ago, but then what happened?
What Exactly Is “Climate Feminism”?
Climate feminism recognizes that women are disproportionately affected by climate change and aims to get them into positions of leadership.
Are Google Maps & Waze Helping Or Hurting The Planet?
We’re getting from Point A to B faster than ever these days thanks to smart GPS nav apps, but at cost to our neighborhoods and ecosystems?
Can Plants Cause Air Pollution?
Some trees do off-gas natural yet nevertheless harmful volatile organic compounds (VOCs), especially during the hottest months of the year.
Frozen Gas Lines, Not Wind Turbines, Behind Texas Power Woes
Wind power provides a small fraction of electricity in Texas; frozen natural gas lines caused the state’s power grid to go down recently.
How Climate Models Work Do they paint an accurate picture of where we are headed?
How do climate models work and do they paint an accurate picture of where we are headed in terms of environmental disruption moving forward?
What’s A Passive Solar House?
A passive solar house keeps the inside air temp comfy without using conventional emissions-spewing HVAC appliances.
Whither The Bees?
One-quarter of the world’s 20,000 bee species are in precipitous decline or have already gone extinct since 1990…
Is Global Warming Making Us Dumber?
Could all the greenhouse gases we’re pumping into the atmosphere be compromising our ability to think straight?
Do Rivers Have Legal Rights?
In 2019, Bangladesh became the first country to grant every one of its rivers environmental personhood….
Researchers Call “Field Of Dreams” Restoration Hypothesis Misguided If we build it, won't they come?
Restoring plant biodiversity is an important part of ecological restoration no matter what, but animals returning is far from guaranteed.
Grizzly Bear Recovery In The Lower 48: Is It Possible? Patches of habitat remain in Yellowstone and North Cascades
Some 50,000 grizzly bears used to roam the Lower 48, but these days only a few thousand are left and greens want more….
Trump’s 11th Hour Environmental Offenses: Can Biden Undo Them?
Some of the last minute environmental rule changes enacted by the Trump administration will be easier to undo than others.
Are Hunters The Biggest Conservationists?
Hunters do play a large part in conservation efforts across the U.S. through their taxes, licenses and donations.
Coming Together Against Warming, Winter Sports Industry Fights Back
What are the winter sports and tourism industries doing to counteract the existential threat of climate change?
Climate Beyond Covid: Can We Keep It Up?
We would have to keep up the emissions cutbacks of 2020 for several more decades if we want to avoid cataclysmic climate change.
What Exactly Are Joe Biden’s Climate & Environmental Plans?
Joe Biden’s ambitious plans to get the U.S. back on track as a world leader in terms of climate mitigation and green jobs creation could make him the greenest president in history.
Which Foods Are Worth Organic Price Premiums?
My New Year’s resolution is to eat healthier. Which fruits, vegetables and animal products are worth spending extra on for organic varieties?
Green Holidays: How To Make This Year’s Celebration Less Wasteful
The holidays are a hugely wasteful time of the year, but there are many ways we can reduce our impact and still enjoy this special season.
What Are Environmental Groups Doing To Increase Diversity?
The big environmental groups may have been a little slow off the starting blocks when it comes to cultivating diversity within, but they are working on it.
Invasive Cheatgrass Taking Over Western Desert
Invasive Cheatgrass has taken over more than 50 million acres of desert across the American West, and there’s not much we can do about it.
Using Instagram To Battle Climate Change & Protect the Planet Activists get creative to inspire action on behalf of Mother Nature
Activists are finding creative ways to use Instagram to get the word out about taking action on behalf of protecting the planet…..
Emerald Ash Borer & Other Invasive Pests Decimating U.S. Forests
Non-native invasive insects are taking a big collective bite out of American forests, and there’s not much we can do about it.