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The contrast between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump on environmental issues, particularly regarding climate change and global warming, is stark, reflecting their fundamentally different views,
Every year on May 23rd, the world unites to celebrate World Turtle Day. This special day is dedicated to the awareness and protection of turtles
Welcome to “Friday First Step,” your weekly guide to making a difference for our planet. This week, we’re focusing on actionable steps to lessen your
Imagine stepping outside your city apartment and being greeted not by the usual gray concrete, but by a lush green oasis. This isn’t a scene
Do you remember that 90s cartoon, Captain Planet? If not, it was about five kids from across the globe trying to spread information about pollution
A single wind turbine can generate enough electricity to power over 1,500 households annually. Yet, our world leans heavily on fossil fuels. Unfortunately, this astounding
We often hear about global warming and climate change in the same sentence, and they’re sometimes mistakenly used interchangeably. While they both refer to the
Depending on your outlook, the world is in a perilous position. The question of how we proceed from this moment regarding how we power the
Is global warming fake? This question, often whispered in hushed tones at dinner tables and studied aggressively in academic circles, taps into one of the most pressing
In a world where climate change is no longer a looming threat but an urgent crisis, the power of information and inspiration cannot be underestimated.
What’s the most powerful weapon you have in the fight against climate change? Believe it or not, it could be your headphones. Podcasts about climate
Our weather is changing. You might have noticed hotter summers and colder winters. You might have even seen a rising number of major wildfire events,
There are over 29,000 urban farms in the United States alone. This shows you how fast the concept of urban farming is gaining momentum as a
In 1960, fewer than 7% of Americans recycled. Now, that number has risen to 32%. While that’s an impressive increase, we still have a long way
According to one study, 73% of Americans are aware that air pollution from fossil fuels poses a direct threat to human health. Yet, only 55%
According to statistics, 56% of the global population lives in cities. The urban population is also expected to more than double over the next 30 years.
Since about 71% of the Earth’s surface is water, it’s important to ensure that we take care of the oceans when improving the environment. Beyond
The U.S. government recently committed to trying to reduce carbon emissions in this country by more than 50% by 2030. It’s going to be a tall
Climate change has emerged as one of the most pressing challenges of our time, and urgent action is required to mitigate its devastating effects. While