Ready to go back to the basics? From growing your own food to reducing waste, homesteading is here to stay.
Doomscrolling Is Costing Us More Than Our Sanity
If you’re out with pals, enjoying a beautiful sunset, or simply musing on life, it can be difficult to resist the urge to capture the moment for social media.
If you’re out with pals, enjoying a beautiful sunset, or simply musing on life, it can be difficult to resist the urge to capture the moment for social media.
How ‘Natural’ Became the Beauty Industry’s Most Ambiguous Word
When shopping for the best beauty products, is natural a shoo-in? The answer might surprise you.
When shopping for the best beauty products, is natural a shoo-in? The answer might surprise you.
Pie Is the One Thing ‘And Just Like That…’ Got Absolutely Right
Let’s face it. For three seasons, And Just Like That… has been the television equivalent of an awkward Thanksgiving dinner.
Let’s face it. For three seasons, And Just Like That… has been the television equivalent of an awkward Thanksgiving dinner.
Building Resilience in the Face of a Warming World
As climate change creates more volatile situations across the globe, humans are adapting accordingly.
As climate change creates more volatile situations across the globe, humans are adapting accordingly.
This Psychologist Says Eco-Anxiety Is Real and Rising
Beattie points to the way high-profile figures have ridiculed the idea of climate change altogether, making it even harder for people to speak openly about how it’s affecting their mental health.
Beattie points to the way high-profile figures have ridiculed the idea of climate change altogether, making it even harder for people to speak openly about how it’s affecting their mental health.
The Climate Crisis Is Now a Parenting Crisis
The climate crisis is bringing flash floods and droughts, reshaping the meaning of childhood summer camp.
The climate crisis is bringing flash floods and droughts, reshaping the meaning of childhood summer camp.
The World’s Largest Banks Are Fueling the Climate Crisis (Again)
A number of financial institutions are working to fund clean energy solutions to help mitigate the climate crisis.
A number of financial institutions are working to fund clean energy solutions to help mitigate the climate crisis.
Milk’s Cultural Unraveling
Just how bad is milk for our health? And the planet?
Just how bad is milk for our health? And the planet?
Who Gets to Belong? The Moral Dilemma of Invasive Life
But is the company’s exotic leather an innovation set to disrupt the leather industry or a complete ethical nightmare?
But is the company’s exotic leather an innovation set to disrupt the leather industry or a complete ethical nightmare?
Confused by Carbon Claims? So Are We, but Here’s What We Know
To understand what carbon-neutral and net-zero mean, it’s helpful if we first understand what carbon offsets are.
To understand what carbon-neutral and net-zero mean, it’s helpful if we first understand what carbon offsets are.
The Circularity Gap Report Says It’s Time to Regulate Materials Like Emissions
Only 6.9 percent of global materials are recycled, according to the new Circularity Gap Report.
Only 6.9 percent of global materials are recycled, according to the new Circularity Gap Report.
New Research Reveals What Work and Climate Change Are Really Doing to Women’s Bodies
A woman’s body keeps the score. Not just of her choices, or her genetics, or her access to health care.
A woman’s body keeps the score. Not just of her choices, or her genetics, or her access to health care.
Where the Wild Things Wait: Are Zoos Ever Ethical?
Human fascination with exotic animals dates back centuries — millennia, even.
Human fascination with exotic animals dates back centuries — millennia, even.
The High Cost of Throwing Things Away
According to the Environmental Protection Agency, half of that waste goes to landfills while some 20 percent is incinerated.
According to the Environmental Protection Agency, half of that waste goes to landfills while some 20 percent is incinerated.
Becoming a Conscious Consumer
But consumers don’t just prefer eco-friendly products — they’re willing to pay more for them, too.
But consumers don’t just prefer eco-friendly products — they’re willing to pay more for them, too.