Empowering Students: Jeff Grant’s Mission to Spark Curiosity and Climate Awareness
October 10, 2025
Jeff Grant: “It’s wild how many kids don’t know how to grow something. Introducing them to nature is empowering.”
Environment
Pet Brands Focused on Sustainability and Circular Economy Practices
September 29, 2025
Love your pet sustainably with eco-conscious choices. Discover brands offering upcycled treats and gear recycling programs.
Creating a Circular Economy for Pets
September 28, 2025
In a perfect world, sustainable living and pet ownership wouldn’t clash. Yet, Big Pet produces 300M lbs of plastic waste annually.
National Academies Climate Report Challenges Trump Administration’s Stance
September 18, 2025
At a time when climate skepticism is rising, the National Academies’ report reaffirms fossil fuels warm the planet.
New research reveals PFAS are more acidic, affecting environmental spread
September 14, 2025
PFAS, known as “forever chemicals,” are highly acidic, aiding their spread in water. New research shows they are more acidic than previously thought, impacting environmental persistence and health effects.
Polar Geoengineering Proposals Criticized for Ineffectiveness and Risks
September 9, 2025
New assessment finds that five polar geoengineering ideas are unlikely to aid polar regions and may harm ecosystems.
Exploring Nature-Based Solutions for Climate Resilience and Sustainability
September 4, 2025
Provisionally accepted article explores the intricate roles of ecosystem services in mitigating climate change impacts.
Geography’s Decline in Schools: Critical Gaps in Curricula and Teaching
August 29, 2025
Geography is under pressure in schools, with a lack of qualified teachers and crucial concepts missing from curricula.
Bill McKibben’s Book Advocates Solar Power Over Fossil Fuels
August 7, 2025
Bill McKibben’s new book, “Here Comes the Sun,” argues that solar power can replace fossil fuels economically and urgently.
EPA Moves to Revoke Key Climate Finding: A Controversial Decision
July 30, 2025
As faithful custodians of God’s Earth, we are called to nurture and protect it. Yet, our responsibility as stewards of the environment is being challenged with the EPA’s move to cancel its 2009 “endangerment finding.” This pivotal scientific determination has been a guideline for pollution regulations, but EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin has expressed his desire to move away from such guidelines in what he describes as “the largest deregulatory action in the history of America.”
Exploring the Link Between Modern Masculinity and Climate Action
July 29, 2025
Young men in the UK are reshaping masculinity by engaging in climate action, challenging traditional gender roles.
Trapped in Climate Extremes
July 29, 2025