Environment

‘A vision for culture, ecology, technology’

Francesca Bria, a renowned digital policy expert and a member of the NEB high-level roundtable, set the stage for the summit by highlighting the multitude of challenges and crises facing

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Plan to build a road with radioactive waste in Florida prompts legal challenge against the EPA

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is facing a legal challenge following its approval of a controversial plan to incorporate radioactive

Edible Container Gardens Bloom Beauty and Benefits

How to Make a Pesto Pasta If you're growing basil in your edible container garden, you can use it to

Political Stunts Worsen Western Water Woes

California is nearing the end of its wet season, a crucial time for the state's water supply. Snowpack plays a

Our avocado obsession is destroying Mexico’s forests. Is this a fix?

Avocados have become a staple in American cuisine, with their creamy texture and versatile uses making them a favorite ingredient.

Earth911 Inspiration: Stop The White House Climate Censorship

In the wake of President Trump's inauguration, there was a controversial decision to remove climate-related information from federal websites and

Coastlines ‘need natural defences’

Protecting our Coasts: The Battle Between Hard Defences and Nature-Based Solutions The recent findings on coastal protection methods have shed

The Trump Administration’s Deletion of Environmental Justice Data Does Real Harm

Environmental justice is a fundamental principle that advocates for equal access to a clean and safe environment for all individuals,

Forest Service firings decimate already understaffed agency

Marie Richards, a tribal relations specialist at the Huron-Manistee National Forests, recently found herself among the 3,400 workers targeted for