Environment

Earth911 Podcast: REC Solar and Trinchero Family Estates Electrify Winemaking

The food and beverage industry is a significant source of emissions, making it a prime target for climate innovation. One area where companies are making strides in reducing their carbon

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Why You Should Ditch Antiperspirant: 6 Natural Deodorants That Work

Most of us use deodorant or antiperspirant daily without considering the differences between the two. Antiperspirants are meant to reduce

Ende Gelände’s new beginning

Production at a facility was suspended for a day due to a blockade, resulting in an estimated loss of €200,000

Despite It All: Watching US Wind and Solar’s Amazing Progress

The current policy environment is challenging for clean energy, with the Trump administration attempting various strategies, legal or otherwise, to

Even $75M from Trump may not save Oakland’s embattled coal terminal

Over a decade ago, investor Phil Tagami proposed an export terminal in Oakland, California, likely not foreseeing the ensuing legal

Sustainability In Your Ear: Urban Surfer’s Sifiso Gumbi on Organizing South Africa’s Recycling System

In South Africa, informal waste pickers, known as reclaimers, are responsible for recovering 80% to 90% of all plastic and

The Science Community Is Stepping Up. Let’s Go Bigger.

This past week marked a significant moment in science advocacy on several fronts. The Union of Concerned Scientists introduced their

‘Every day it’s more barriers’: how the US is shutting out climate refugees

This story was originally published by The Guardian and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration.​ Around the globe, millions are

Earth911 Inspiration: What Kind of Difference Will You Make?

Jane Goodall, a respected figure in science and conservation, emphasized the importance of our individual impact on the world. She