A new report from the United Nations before the 2022 climate summit finds that only about 13 percent of countries have followed through on climate promises.
Read moreNature-based solutions often offer an effective approach to sustainability challenges, but at a lower cost than building traditional infrastructure.
Read moreThe water shortage in New Mexico is getting the headlines, but the entire U.S. West faces the worst drought in more than a millennium.
Read moreReducing our individual footprint is important, but it’s also important that our elected leaders pass legislation to become more eco-friendly at a larger scale. William Becker, executive director of the Presidential Climate Action Project, told WalletHub, “The single most powerful way to protect the environment is our vote.”
Read moreThese simple tips can cut down on the fuel you burn and lower your contribution to the greenhouse gasses that contribute to climate change.
Read moreIn 2021, sustainability in corporate culture went mainstream. There is no going back to the way things used to be in the past.
Read moreWith electric car sales on the rise, the next logical step is finding out if there’s a battery that can also power your house.
Read moreSingle-use plastics represent one of the single worst items many households use every day, but there are more products than ever available to replace them.
Read moreIf you’re looking for places that are resilient against climate change, lists from several different publications offer good places to start.
Read moreNegotiations went beyond the end of the summit, but leaders from 200 countries signed a deal that takes a step toward avoiding the worst disasters.
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