Environment

New England Closes the Door on Coal. Cheaper Renewables Can Take Its Place.

 Coal has seen a steady decline in New England, with coal generation falling by over 90% in the decade leading up to 2017. The closure of New England's largest coal facility that year left

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Lasted Environment

COP30 ‘must declare an end to ISDS’

Campaigners have recently launched an innovative initiative aimed at phasing out ‘corporate courts,’ which are seen as a significant obstacle

Guest Idea: Chicago High School Students Launched Eccodrone To Fight Litter

Eccodrone: Using Drones to Protect the Environment Enjoying the environment should be about connecting with Earth, not a neon-colored plastic

Sustainability In Your Ear: Liquidonate CEO Disney Petit On Solving The Retail Returns Crisis

Disney Petit, founder and CEO of Liquidonate, is revolutionizing the retail industry with a groundbreaking solution to the returns crisis.

COP30 shines spotlight on sociobioeconomy

Sourcing at COP30: A Focus on Local, Nutritious, and Sustainable Food Options Sourcing food at COP30 must be traceable, with

Classic Earth911 Podcast: Starting a Career in Recycling With PNW Metal Recycling’s Sean Daoud

In a recent Earth911 podcast episode, Sean Daoud, Vice President of PNW Metal Recycling Inc. in Portland, Oregon, shared insights

Earth911 Inspiration: Break Your Shopping Addiction On Buy Nothing Day

Earth911 is a platform that brings the circular economy to life by connecting individuals, businesses, and communities to sustainable living

The birth of the climate doula

Doulas are becoming increasingly aware of the impacts of the worsening climate crisis on their clients' pregnancies. Esther Louis, a

‘Everyone is exhausted’: First week of COP30 marked by frustration with slow progress

The recent events at the United Nations climate talks, known as COP30, in Belém, Brazil, have highlighted the frustration felt