Traditionally, seafood production involves catching these animals in their natural habitats, a process that entirely removes organisms from the ecosystem.
Workforce Diversity Still a Challenge for Green Jobs
The first solution to this problem is advancing access to training and degrees required for green jobs.
The first solution to this problem is advancing access to training and degrees required for green jobs.
The Toxic Toll of Manicures & Pedicures?
The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) says these chemicals come with serious health risks, including nervous system, respiratory and reproductive harm.
The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) says these chemicals come with serious health risks, including nervous system, respiratory and reproductive harm.
Corruption Slowing Progress Against Global Warming
Some of the largest backers of climate corruption are large fossil fuel companies.
Some of the largest backers of climate corruption are large fossil fuel companies.
Fortune 500 Companies Renege on Climate Commitments
One of the most notable examples is BP, which recently announced a shift away from its previous renewables target, doubling down on fossil fuel production.
One of the most notable examples is BP, which recently announced a shift away from its previous renewables target, doubling down on fossil fuel production.
U.S. Air Quality Better Than Ever — but Still Room for Improvement
U.S. air has improved in recent decades, but it must still address concerns.
U.S. air has improved in recent decades, but it must still address concerns.
Trump Budget Cuts Threaten National Parks
America’s national parks welcome millions of visitors per year, some 331.9 million in 2024.
America’s national parks welcome millions of visitors per year, some 331.9 million in 2024.
Social Housing: A Climate Solution?
Fourth, the neighborhood is led by the residents—a microcosm of democracy.
Fourth, the neighborhood is led by the residents—a microcosm of democracy.
Gaza in Ruins: The Environmental Toll of the Israel-Hamas War
When native Palestinians who lived in what is now Israel were driven from their homes in 1948, they sought refuge in Gaza.
When native Palestinians who lived in what is now Israel were driven from their homes in 1948, they sought refuge in Gaza.
Are Salmon Returning to the American West?
Salmon play a crucial role in the environment, supporting ecosystems, fishing industries and Indigenous communities that have depended on them for centuries.
Salmon play a crucial role in the environment, supporting ecosystems, fishing industries and Indigenous communities that have depended on them for centuries.
What’s Slated for the International Year of Glaciers’ Preservation?
Glaciers are typically located in elevated, cold environments like the Arctic and Greenland.
Glaciers are typically located in elevated, cold environments like the Arctic and Greenland.
Do Seaweed Farms Live up to the Sustainability Hype?
Seaweed farms are not only fast and easy to grow, but also notably versatile.
Seaweed farms are not only fast and easy to grow, but also notably versatile.
Cross-Country in an EV: Still a Pipe Dream?
Electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming a popular choice for sustainable transportation.
Electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming a popular choice for sustainable transportation.
Microplastics Scourge Fueling Antibiotic Resistance
Microplastics are tiny plastic fragments that pollute oceans, rivers and the air.
Microplastics are tiny plastic fragments that pollute oceans, rivers and the air.
Paris Pull-Out V2: What It Means for Climate Mitigation
Trump signed an executive order to withdraw the U.S. from both the accord and the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change.
Trump signed an executive order to withdraw the U.S. from both the accord and the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change.
Still Bullish on Wind Power in the U.S. in The Age of Trump V2?
Wind energy is the largest single source of renewable energy in the U.S., comprising 10 percent of the nation’s electricity mix.
Wind energy is the largest single source of renewable energy in the U.S., comprising 10 percent of the nation’s electricity mix.