Reusable grocery bags aren’t as environmentally friendly as you might think By Kat Eschner / Published October 28, 2020
Citizens of Mauritius are cleaning up a major oil spill themselves By Hannah Seo / Published August 12, 2020
Gene-edited cows could make meat more sustainable. But would people eat it? By Dyllan Furness/Undark / Published August 7, 2020
Save money and protect the environment by repurposing your old outdoor gear By Alisha McDarris / Published April 3, 2020
Anglers in Virginia reeled in a 700-pound tuna, then threw a dinner party By Doug Howlett/Field & Stream / Published February 27, 2020
How musicians like Radiohead and Massive Attack are making their tours less stressful on the environment By Eleanor Cummins / Published January 31, 2020
The Philadelphia Eagles are driving the NFL toward a greener future By Eleanor Cummins / Published January 16, 2020
It’s not easy being green, but it doesn’t have to be expensive By Dan Seitz / Published January 7, 2020
Your Christmas tree’s environmental impact has nothing to do with whether it’s real or fake By Bert Cregg/The Conversation / Published December 18, 2019
A guide to ensuring your Diwali festivities keep the Earth happy, too By Purbita Saha / Published October 4, 2019
These sandals replace petroleum with sugarcane. How smug can I be about wearing them? By Rob Verger / Published August 2, 2018
Eleven easy ways you can help save the planet this Earth Day By Rachel Feltman / Published April 20, 2018
Hospitals are scrambling to solve their air pollution issue By Nicole Wetsman / Published November 30, 2017
Companies are realizing that renewable energy is good for business By Ellen Airhart / Published November 16, 2017
This smart window uses electricity to quickly change from clear to dark By Rob Verger / Published August 9, 2017
Here’s how you can actually help stop climate change By Kendra Pierre-Louis / Published July 12, 2017
What To Drink While You Wait For Perennial Grains To Revolutionize Agriculture By Peter Hess / Published October 24, 2016
We’re Catching Millions Of Tons More Fish Each Year Than We Report By Mary Beth Griggs / Published January 20, 2016
Brewing Company Carlsberg Considers Putting Beer In Cardboard Bottles By Mary Beth Griggs / Published January 28, 2015
NASA-Sponsored Study Warns Of Possible Collapse Of Civilization By Douglas Main / Published March 18, 2014
Thermal Wristband Keeps Your Body At The Perfect Temperature By Shaunacy Ferro / Published October 18, 2013
How a Lab of College Students Invented the World’s Best Home Blast-Chiller By Colin Lecher / Published June 14, 2012
Trees Infused With Glowing Nanoparticles Could Replace Streetlights By Julie Beck / Published November 11, 2010
Bio-Manufactured Bricks Are Made at Room Temperature From Bacteria, Sand and Urine By Rebecca Boyle / Published May 17, 2010