This new recycling system could keep COVID PPE out of landfills By Sara Kiley Watson / Published February 1, 2022
A federal judge has blocked Biden’s controversial oil and gas leases By Sara Kiley Watson / Published January 31, 2022
Small business owners can fight carbon emissions without decimating their budget By Alisha McDarris / Published January 31, 2022
The Air Force’s plan to go green starts with sustainable jet fuel By David Roza/Task & Purpose / Published January 30, 2022
Do something sweet for Earth—ditch balloons this Valentine’s Day By Maggie Galloway / Published January 29, 2022
Turns out kombucha SCOBYs could make good water filters By Maggie Galloway / Published January 26, 2022
Electric self-towing Airstreams are coming—and car geeks are stoked By Kevin Williams / Car Bibles / Published January 26, 2022
The gear you need to turn a regular bike into an e-bike By William Elcock / Published January 23, 2022
Energy from nuclear fusion just got a little bit more feasible By Angely Mercado / Published January 11, 2022
Climate doom movies like ‘Don’t Look Up’ could be more powerful than they seem By Angely Mercado / Published January 6, 2022
Climate change disasters cost the world over $100 billion this year By Angely Mercado / Published January 4, 2022
Colorado just saw its most destructive wildfire ever—in the middle of winter By Sara Kiley Watson / Published January 3, 2022
Fires can help forests hold onto carbon—if they’re set the right way By Angely Mercado / Published December 30, 2021
What’s the most eco-friendly way to dispose of your Christmas tree? By Charlie Wood / Published December 27, 2021
The ‘doomsday’ glacier is on the brink of collapse By Sara Kiley Watson / Published December 18, 2021
‘Tornado alley’ looks far different than it did a century ago By Angely Mercado / Published December 16, 2021
How banks are using technology to fight climate change By Angely Mercado / Published December 13, 2021
Tropical forests rebound on farm land blessedly fast By Margo Milanowski / Published December 11, 2021
Holiday shopping deals are an environmental nightmare. Here’s how to avoid the trap. By Angely Mercado / Published December 6, 2021
4 new myths about climate change—and how to debunk them By Sara Kiley Watson / Published December 4, 2021
Longer seasons and smarter travel could make sports more sustainable By Angely Mercado / Published November 29, 2021
Turkey and chicken poop have untapped energy potential By Lina Zeldovich / Published November 25, 2021
How to enjoy fake meat in a way that actually helps the planet By Sara Kiley Watson / Published November 23, 2021
Biden’s infrastructure act bets big on 3 types of ‘green’ energy tech By Sara Kiley Watson / Published November 20, 2021
Designated ‘net-zero’ lanes could push the shipping industry to clean up its act By Angely Mercado / Published November 18, 2021
Many US students won’t find accurate climate science in their textbooks By Katie Worth / Published November 16, 2021
Our meat habit is causing pollution issues—by way of our poops By Angely Mercado / Published November 13, 2021
World leaders promise to end deforestation. Is that even possible? By Philip Kiefer / Published November 8, 2021
The people hit worst by climate change get the least airtime at COP26 By Angely Mercado / Published November 6, 2021
A quick guide to the climate jargon you’ll hear at COP26 By Sara Kiley Watson / Published November 4, 2021
This luxurious fabric breaks down in the ocean without leaving a trace By Angely Mercado / Published November 2, 2021
Countries aren’t moving aggressively enough toward climate goals By Sara Kiley Watson / Published October 28, 2021
Your website could be doing the environment dirty. Here’s how to clean it up. By Angely Mercado / Published October 26, 2021
CEPP could boost the biggest climate policy in US history—if it survives the Senate By Sara Kiley Watson / Published October 25, 2021
If you want sustainable clothes, focus on the farms By Sara Kiley Watson / Published October 23, 2021
Halloween treats can be a trick for the environment—but there are sustainable swaps By Margo Milanowski / Published October 20, 2021
New York City’s subway system isn’t ready for a storm-filled future By Angely Mercado / Published October 19, 2021
Ancient architecture might be key to creating climate-resilient buildings By Angely Mercado / Published October 16, 2021
Microsoft is making it easier for customers to repair devices. Will other companies follow? By Shira Feder / Published October 14, 2021
Undersea vertical farms could be the future of sustainable seafood By Maria Finn/Hothouse / Published October 13, 2021
Minnesota’s Line 3 pipeline threatens one of North America’s only native grains By Angely Mercado / Published October 12, 2021
How to tell if your sustainable investments really are good for the planet By Angely Mercado / Published October 5, 2021
Midwestern states are paving the way for EV-charging roads By Angely Mercado / Published October 2, 2021
This interactive atlas lets you travel to the future, and past, of climate change By Sara Kiley Watson / Published September 30, 2021
A new program will incentivize utility companies to tap clean sources, and that’s not the only good news By Angely Mercado / Published September 28, 2021
How to eat sustainably without sacrificing your favorite foods By Sara Kiley Watson / Published September 25, 2021
How glassblowers turn silica, soda ash, and lime into stunning works of art By Rachel Feltman / Published September 23, 2021
There’s only one country doing its Paris Agreement homework By Sara Kiley Watson / Published September 21, 2021
Humans are pushing into animals’ homes, but nature is as rebellious as ever By Sara Kiley Watson / Published September 14, 2021
Are ‘water positive’ pledges from tech companies just a new kind of greenwashing? By Angely Mercado / Published September 11, 2021