Desmond Tutu Had an Eco-Friendly Burial With Water Cremation
What is aquamation? The late Desmond Tutu opted to have his body go through aquamation, as it's one of the most eco-friendly burial methods.
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After Going Extinct in the Wild, the Tequila Splitfin Is Being Reintroduced
The tequila splitfin is a fish that hails from Mexico. It went completely extinct in the wild a few years back, but now it's being reintroduced.Betty White Was a Passionate Animal Advocate During Her 99 Years
Betty White was a huge animal advocate, but was she vegan? Here's what we know about her diet.What Caused the Colorado Wildfires? Of Course, Climate Change Is at Play
What caused Colorado's Marshall and Middle Fork Fires?These New Animal Species Have Been Discovered in 2021
Researchers have already discovered plenty of new species in 2021.Leo DiCaprio’s Advice for ‘Don’t Look Up’ Viewers Who Are Ready to “Stop Freaking Out & Start Doing Something”
The meaning of Don’t Look Up is the same one that climate scientists have been trying to tell the public for decades — here’s how you can get involved.What Is Dietary Racism? Why a Publicity Stunt Called It Out at Starbucks
Here's a look into dietary racism, and the spoof calling out Starbucks’ allegedly racist milk prices.Post-Christmas, 24 U.S. States Are Under “Extreme Weather Alerts” Thanks to Climate Change
Just after Christmas, extreme weather alerts have been issued to 24 U.S. states, which experts are attributing to the ongoing climate crisis.Chile’s Constitution Looks to Address Economic Concerns, Sustainably
Shortly after Gabriel Boric won Chile's election, a new constitution is being written to address economic strife as well as environmental issues.Does Earth Have a Second Moon? Here’s What We Know
Does Earth have a second moon? Although we're used to just seeing our one and only moon, it seems as though our planet may have a second one.The Bird Flu Resurgence in Northern Israel Could Potentially Lead to Another Pandemic
In 2020, bird flu was confirmed in the U.K. and Europe. Now yet another outbreak has slammed Gailee, infecting thousands of chickens nationwide.Family of Two Moves Into 3D-Printed House Thanks to Habitat for Humanity (Exclusive)
Habitat for Humanity is now using 3D-printing technology to build sustainable, concrete, 3D-printed houses in the U.S.How to Stop Returning: These Alternatives Will Help You Quit "Returns Culture"
Stores often trash returned merchandise — here's how to keep that from happening.Sadly, Your Returned Christmas Gifts Will Likely Wind Up in the Trash
What happens to items returned to stores, especially following the Christmas season?California’s Wildfire Season Lasted For 75 Days This Year
When does California's wildfire season end? This year, it seems as though the Golden State is facing a longer dry season due to climate change.Biologists E.O. Wilson and Thomas Lovejoy Pass Away, Leaving Behind Incredible Legacies
E.O. Wilson and Thomas Lovejoy both passed away over Christmas, and both left behind incredible scientific legacies.Recognizing Desmond Tutu for His Incredible Environmental Contributions
South African Anglican bishop and theologian, Desmond Tutu, contributed to the environment by educating the masses and pushing for clean energy.Why Greenland Has to Import All of Its Christmas Trees
Why do Christmas trees have to be imported into Greenland?Climate Change Is Wreaking Havoc on Champagne Piot-Sevillano Vineyard
On Sunday, Dec. 26, the owners of Champagne Piot-Sevillano Vineyard are going on '60 Minutes' to discuss how climate change affects vineyards.January’s Coral Bleaching Will Be the Fourth Event of Its Kind in Seven Years
What is coral bleaching? January 2022 could see the fourth coral bleaching event in seven years, which could leave devastating effects worldwide.How to Catch a Glimpse of the Christmas Comet, for a Merry and Bright Holiday
If your version of a holiday miracle is a celestial phenomenon, step outside and check out the Christmas comet, which will be visible on Dec. 25.Upwards of 25,000 Tons of Discarded Home Batteries Are Scattered Across Gaza
Gaza had endured relentless power outages, so home batteries seemed like a good solution. But it turns out they pose serious environmental risks.Almost 15 Years Later, Here’s What Happened With Michael Vick’s Dogfighting Ring
Almost 15 years after NFL player Michael Vick was exposed for running a massive dogfighting ring, we're retelling the story of what happened.Jane Goodall and Scientists Urge Charities to “Stop Animal Gifting” to People in Need
Jane Goodall is backing Stop Animal Gifting, a new campaign that encourages charities to make some major changes to their animal gifting programs.Here’s What Causes Super Typhoons, Like the One That Slammed the Philippines Last Week
What causes a super typhoon? On Dec. 16 and 17, several islands in the Philippines were slammed by super typhoon Rai, which has an major death tollThese Electric Airplane Startups Hope to Decarbonize the Aviation Industry
To help reduce the environmental impact of aviation, a number of electric airplane startups have hit the tarmac running in recent years.The Ongoing Supply Chain Shortages: Are They Linked to Climate Change?
The ongoing supply chain shortages are related to climate change for a number of reasons.A Look Back at Some of the Climate Change Awards Presented in 2021
There are actually many awesome climate change awards that exist to reward those doing incredible things in the climate space.This Farm Rents Out Christmas Trees, Then Replants Them for Next Year
Renting a Christmas tree that can then be replanted can be a pretty sustainable option for the holiday.Carbon Capture: What It Is, Why It’s Important for the Environment, and More
What is carbon capture? Many state governments, such as California's, are looking to enforce stricter rules surrounding factories and air pollution.How Seismic Blasting Harms Marine Animals
There are a lot of horrible things that humans do to the beautiful natural world — and seismic blasting is definitely towards the top of the list.Late Feminist Author, bell hooks, on Environment and Intersectionality
Author bell hooks passed away on Wednesday, Dec. 14. In addition to writing about feminism, the famed author also wrote about the environment.NASA "Touched" the Sun for the First Time — Here’s What That Means
On Tuesday, Dec. 15, scientists announced at an American Geophysical Union meeting that NASA "touched" the sun's atmosphere for the very first time.TikToker Reportedly Finds Whole Foods Dumpster Filled With Food — Why Do Grocery Stores Do This?
Why do grocery stores throw out food? TikTok freegan, @dumpsterdivingfreegan, took to the app to expose a Whole Foods dumpster filled with goods.Tornadoes Killed Dozens in the Midwest This Weekend — Was Climate Change a Factor?
Can climate change affect tornadoes?Here’s Why Fog Forms
Why does fog form? Although the mysterious cloud formations are somewhat spooky, there's a science behind theirAs You Would Imagine, the Environmental Impact of a Golf Course Is Sky-High
What is the environmental impact of a golf course? Although it's regarded by some as an "outdoorsy sport," it's absolutely terrible for the planet.Companies Say They’re Going “Carbon Neutral” — But What Does That Really Mean?
What does carbon neutral really mean? Companies and businesses claim they are implementing new sustainability initiatives by going carbon neutral.It Looks Like New Zealand's Cigarette Ban May Actually Go Through By 2022
Is New Zealand imposing a smoking ban? Here's what you should know about the recent proposal, intended to improve environmental and human health.Elon Musk Finally Sold off His Last Mansion, to Live In His Tiny Home Full-Time
Elon Musk of Tesla and SpaceX now lives in a prefabricated tiny house for his primary residence, costing the multibillionaire just $250 per month.Earth’s “Black Box” Will Outlive Humankind, Gathering Climate Data and Research
What is Earth's Black Box? Scientists have created an indestructible structure located in Tasmania that will collect all climate research and data.Conservation Organizations Are Doing Everything They Can to Revive the Red Wolf Population
Although the red wolf is severely endangered, conservation organizations are doing everything they can to bring back the once thriving population.Climate Change to Blame for Recent Flash Flooding — and Even Snow — in Hawaii
Although Hawaii generally tends to experience tropical weather year-round, December 2021 has brought flooding and even some snow to the islands.Real vs. Fake Christmas Trees: The Great Debate Over Environmental Impact
Do real or fake Christmas trees have a more negative impact on the environment? What sustainable options exist besides the two?Residents of This City Can Now Recycle Paper Coffee Cups
This city just became home to the fifth facility in the U.S. that allows residents to recycle paper coffee cups curbside.Amazon Deforestation Connected to Popular Fashion Brands’ Leather Use
Deforestation in the Amazon rainforest is primarily due to the cattle ranching industry — and many fashion brands source leather from the Amazon.White Rhino Populations Are Declining Quickly — but How Many of Them Are There Left?
White rhino populations have been plummeting for quite some time, though conservation efforts are still being made to repopulate them in Rwanda.How Does Fairlife Treat Cows? There's Still Good Reason to Boycott the Brand After Its Scandal
Nearly three years after the Fairlife milk scandal, consumers are wondering how Fairlife treats their cows, and if Fairlife still abuses cows in 2021.Arctic Ocean Has Been Warming Longer Than Scientists Thought
A new study has found that the Arctic Ocean has been warming longer than scientists had previously thought, due to the escalation of global warming.Vaquitas: The Beloved Species That May Soon Be Extinct
How many vaquitas are left? The marine mammal that's known as "the smiling panda of the sea" may soon be extinct, if conservation measures aren't taken.
