Greener Dish Soap: Why Not?
Many well-known dish soaps contain synthetic chemicals and additives that are harmful.
Glass Recycling Woes: Is It Even Worth It?
In recent years, a growing number of municipalities have been discontinuing glass recycling, citing various challenges.
Crowdsourcing For The Planet
Crowdsourcing is transforming how we monitor ecological threats by harnessing the efforts of individuals, communities & organizations.
Designing Climate Resilient Housing
With the frequency & intensity of floods, wildfires & heat waves increasing due to climate change, housing prices have become more volatile.
Robots To The Rescue Of The Environment?
Robots are increasingly integral to addressing environmental challenges, from cleaning oceans to aiding reforestation.
Dam Removals Succeed In Restoring Fish Runs
Efforts to remove dams across the U.S. over the past two decades have borne fruit in the form of restored fish runs.
Whither The Climate Refuges?
The devastating flooding in Asheville, North Carolina has made people question just which types of places are the best climate refuges.
Doggy’s Lost Tennis Ball Wreaks Havoc On Environment
When your dog’s tennis ball gets left behind in the bushes or woods, it can wreak havoc on the surrounding ecosystem.
Greener Alternatives To Road Salts & De-Icers
Eco-friendly de-icers use plant-based ingredients that are biodegradable, have minimal soil and water impact, and are safe for pets.
Saving Elephant Seals
The remarkable comeback story of elephant seals is a lesson in conservation and ecosystem management from which we can all learn.
The Environmental Dark Side of Live Music
The growth in the live music and concert industry in recent years has not been good for the planet despite best intentions…
The Greening of Antarctica
As Antarctica warms due to climate change, an unexpected phenomenon is occurring: the “greening” of the continent.
Video Games For The Planet
As the climate crisis gets more pressing, video games are emerging as powerful tools to educate young people about environmental issues.
Is The EV Transition Net Positive For The Economy?
Installing public chargers & upgrading the electrical grid will pose a large cost to the U.S., but the economic benefits will be worth it.
Electric School Buses Roll Out Across The Country
Advocacy groups across the U.S. have been making great strides in addressing the need for more electric school buses…
Gastrointestinal Distress & Global Warming
Gastrointestinal (GI) distress is on the rise globally, coinciding with increasing concerns over climate change…
Walz + Harris = Greenest Ticket Ever?
Tim Walz’s practical state-level experience could complement Kamala Harris’ broader national & international focus regarding climate issues.
Musical Instruments Go Green
Some musical instruments manufacturers are beginning to adopt eco-friendly practices to minimize their environmental footprints.
Native Americans Show The Way On Green Economy Transition
Native American tribes are increasingly playing a critical role in promoting the transition to a green economy
Hidden Harm: Hazardous Chemicals Lurk In Our Food Packaging
Lots of food packaging contains toxic chemicals that come into contact with foods during manufacturing, packaging or transportation.
Life & Death: Keeping Pets Safe During A Heat Wave
How can I keep my pets safe during a heat wave? Know the risks & safety measures that can be taken can help our pets stay safe & happy.
NE Forests Recover Despite Funding Deficits
These days roughly 80 percent of New England is wooded, but over 99 percent of the trees were planted within the last 100 years.
Where Does Kamala Harris Stand On Climate & Environment?
While Kamala Harris has always voted green and backed environmental initiatives, her focus within the movement is on environmental justice.
Deadbeat Dams Wreak Havoc On Ecosystems Coast-to-Coast
Deadbeat dams can disrupt surrounding ecosystems by altering water temperature and hindering fish migration patterns.
Is Coal Still In Our Energy Mix?
Despite major efforts underway to transition to renewables, coal still remains the world’s largest source of electricity.
Bees Healthier Near Organic Farms
Bee populations are healthier in and around organic farms as compared to other locales in agricultural, suburban and urban areas.
Is Climate Change Making Your Region Uninhabitable?
Global warming projections indicate that many regions, particularly tropical & subtropical ones, could become uninhabitable sooner than later.
How To Claim IRA Tax Incentives For Greening Your Home
American homeowners can claim thousands of dollars in tax credits for green updates under the terms of the Inflation Reduction Act.
Biden: The Greenest President Ever?
Joe Biden will go down in history as one of America’s greenest presidents given his efforts to fight climate change and build a more sustainable future.
Riding Into The Future On Greener Bicycles
As interest in e-bikes grows, it’s important to remember that traditional human-powered bicycles are also evolving towards greater sustainability.
How Green Is J.D. Vance?
J.D. Vance distrusts climate science and prefers policies that favor economic growth over environmental protection.
How To Remove Pesticide Residue From Fruits & Vegetables
A recent report found that 20% of 59 different produce categories posed significant health risks to consumers despite current pesticide limits.
Why Are Greens So Scared Of Trump V2?
The fear is that a second Trump presidency would reverse the progress made by Biden & demolish chances of reversing the worst effects of climate change.
The Grass Is Always Greener…Than Kentucky Bluegrass
There are many greener alternatives to Kentucky Bluegrass, the most common type of grass found across the United States.
Predicting Wildfires: Mitigation Through Knowledge
As we grapple with the growing risk, efforts to enhance predictive capabilities and mitigate the impact of wildfires have become paramount.
Solving The Climate Crisis With Nature-Based Solutions
As we come to terms with climate change, many are turning to nature-based solutions, holistic approaches promoting ecosystem preservation.
Is Local Sea Level Rise A Thing?
The impacts of sea level rise are not uniform across the globe; some regions experience more significant increases than others.
Net-Zero Aviation? Really?
Instead of reducing flights, many companies and aviation organizations are promising net-zero aviation in the coming decades.
Keeping Cities Cool As Climate Warms Up
Addressing urban heat is crucial in the context of global warming to improve public health, reduce energy consumption & enhance the livability of urban environments.
The Ethics of Playback: Using Recorded Birdsong To Attract Birds
Is it ethical for birdwatchers and photographers to use “playback” — recorded bird song — to attract other birds within sight?
Can We Phase Out Expanded Polystyrene?
Despite being made from carcinogens, expanded polystyrene is still prevalent today across the U.S. and around the world despite the risks.
Satellites Helping The Planet
Orbiting high above Earth, satellites offer a unique vantage point to observe, collect and analyze data on a global scale…
American Climate Corps Helps Move Us Toward Clean Economy
The American Climate Corps engages young Americans in conservation & climate resilience projects, contributing to both ecological protection & job creation.
Plywood: The Green Building Material Of The Future?
Plywood is cheaper, more durable & more flexible than solid wood, making it a useful for construction & furniture-making applications.
Are Banks The Silent Climate Killer?
Through their investments in fossil fuel industries, banks are responsible for financing the emission of tons and tons of greenhouse gasses.
Is There Any Hope Of An International Plastics Treaty?
Environmentalists are keeping their fingers crossed for an international treaty to ban single-use plastics….
An Uphill Battle Against Wildlife Trafficking Continues
Despite the harm it has caused, wildlife trafficking has continued to expand over the last century & now has an annual value of ~$23 billion.
B2B Energy Markets Help Offset Emissions Via Power Purchasing
With energy production accounting for 3/4 of greenhouse gases, a new generation of start-ups helps sync business customers with green energy producers.
Home Air Conditioning Gets A Little Greener
There’s never been a better time to invest in a home air conditioning system now that new technology has made A/C greener.
Environmental Impacts of Legal Cannabis
The rising demand for cannabis may exacerbate water scarcity & divert freshwater from essential agriculture & municipal needs…