Lobbyists for oil and beef industries are trying to remove language from the UN climate report that blames them for climate change. But facts are facts — no one else has done the harm to our environment that they have, and it needs to change right now.
Ever wonder how Earth's greenest countries keep their emissions so low? From solar and hydroelectricity to burning trash and cultivating sugarcane, the solutions might surprise you!
Why what we're taught as kids doesn't prepare us (like, at all!) for the reality of surviving climate change in the 21st century, and what we can all learn today to help us thrive.
Over the last few years, the idea of the cleanup vessel has gained some traction, resulting in boats like this that roam waterways picking up trash on nothing but solar energy. Even bigger prototypes are set to launch in just a couple more years.
The IPCC's 4,000 page-long climate report makes one thing clear: humans are to blame for global warming. The only way to slow climate change is to aggressively fight for net-zero emissions right away. There's simply no more time for negotiating.
2021 is gearing up to be a nasty year for fires. Make sure you know how to stay healthy and avoid some of the breathing problems that can come from smoke inhalation
Sea grass captures 35x more CO2 than trees, but with ocean pollution and other natural causes, its growth has slowed. Watch what happens when a team of scientists spends years planting seeds and nurturing underwater sea grass plains.
Recent reports say that some of Earth’s hottest places will be in the US this year, not some faraway dune-filled desert. California is “already experiencing a 26% increase in wildfire activity” according to CAL Fire and there are threats of drought conditions. What’s not to love?
We're not saying carbon offsetting is a scam, but... it's kind of a scam. Rather than make structural changes to reduce pollution, companies are pouring cash into real estate so they can plant a few trees. It's not helping.
