Indigenous Communities Have Been Forced to Relocate To Areas Heavily Impacted by Climate Change
Researchers at several universities published a study on how Indigenous communities were forced to relocate to areas impacted by climate change.
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‘Burning’ Doc Sheds Light on the Destruction Caused by the Australian Bushfires and Climate Change
Amazon Prime’s 'Burning' documentary delves into the cause behind the blazing Australian bushfires that destroyed millions of acres of land in 2020.Congressman Ro Khanna Is Fighting Climate Change and Holding Big Oil Accountable
Ro Khanna’s popularity and aggressive stance on climate change has many people wondering more about the congressional representative.New Doc ‘River’s End’ Might Make You Appreciate Where Your Water Comes From
'River’s End' is a new documentary that discusses the many strains on California’s threatened water supply.Youth Climate Activists' COP26 Speeches Are the Best Part of the Summit
Many youth climate activists are speaking at COP26 to put the people in power on the spot.Canada Has Officially Banned Coal Shipments From the U.S.
Although travel between U.S. and Canada is allowed again, the northernmost North American country is banning coal shipments.Madagascar’s Impending Famine: What Caused It, How to Help, and More
What caused Madagascar's impending famine? The East African country is unfortunately facing a food shortage that was triggered by climate change.Watch: David Attenborough Calls Out Polluters in COP26 Speech
David Attenborough’s COP26 speech calls for climate action from those in power, and calls for hope from concerned folks.Why the Internet Canceled Yoga Girl, a Swedish Influencer Living in Aruba
Yoga Girl, an online empire run by Rachel Brathen, was canceled last year after her comments about travel to Aruba during the pandemic.The California Condor Species May Be Saved via Asexual Reproduction
The journey to save the California condor has been a long one, but scientists made an incredible discovery they may be able to reproduce asexually.33 U.S. IKEA Stores Are Finally Getting a Furniture Buy Back & Resell Program
IKEA is finally testing the its furniture buy back program in the U.S.Even Though It Isn’t Expected to Touch Land, Tropical Storm Wanda Is Making History
Why is Tropical Storm Wanda making history? Even though it isn't expected to hit land any time soon, it's making history for a devastating reason.Space Launches Impact the Environment Differently, Depending on the Fuel Type
What is the environmental impact of a space launch? The environmental impact can vary based on the rocket, but the emissions can be incredibly high.Looking to Add Value to Your Home? These Eco Upgrades Should Come in Handy
If you're looking to add value to your home before you decide to sell it, these eco-friendly upgrades will definitely come in handy.Who Is Attending COP26? Everyone From Greta Thunberg to Joe Biden Will Be in Glasgow
The COP26 attendees will supposedly join forces to get planet Earth on track to maintain the goals of the Paris Agreement.Turkey’s Lake Tuz Has Officially Dried Up, and You Can Probably Guess Why
Unfortunately Turkey's Lake Tuz has officially dried up due to farming, and — you guessed it — climate change. Here's what we know right now.Which Panda Express Has Beyond Orange Chicken? The Vegan Offering Is Now Sold in 70 Cities
Which Panda Express locations offer Beyond Orange Chicken? The fast food restaurant, famous for its Orange Chicken, is now offering a vegan version.The American Petroleum Institute’s Greed-Driven Agenda Is Making Climate Change Worse
The American Petroleum Institute presents the oil industry in a favorable light, which is bad news for those trying to combat climate change.The Climate Disinformation Hearing Aims to Expose Lies Told by Major Fossil Fuel Companies
The climate disinformation hearing may finally hold major fossil fuel companies accountable for their lies.A 4.7 Magnitude Earthquake Hit North of San Simeon, Calif. Last Night
Earthquakes are no stranger to California, so unfortunately, we weren't surprised when we heard a 4.7 magnitude earthquake hit San Simeon last night.We Are “Way Off Track” to Achieve Paris Agreement’s Goals, Says UN Greenhouse Gas Report
The latest greenhouse gas news proves that humanity has not yet done nearly enough to end the climate crisis — just in time for COP26.What Is a Nor’Easter, and Why Is It Connected to Climate Change?
What is a nor'easter? The Eastern Seaboard is currently being slammed by a major storm that is unfortunately somewhat connected to climate change.African Elephants Are Evolving Without Tusks, Which Is Affecting Population Numbers
After hundreds of years of humans poaching the African elephant, the gorgeous creatures have started evolving without their iconic ivory tusks.Florida to Stop Planting Palm Trees, to Do More for the Climate Crisis
Are palm trees native to Florida? And are they actually trees? The Sunshine State may stop planting them for now, to do more to combat climate change.Wisconsin Wolf Hunt Controversy: A Judge Just Halted the 300-Wolf Hunt
The 2021 Wisconsin wolf hunt is sparking debates all across the state.Onion Salmonella Outbreak Has Infected Hundreds of Consumers in 37 U.S. States
Consumers across 37 U.S. states should be wary, as there is a major salmonella outbreak. Many have been recalled for possible contamination.By 2025, Some of the Florida Keys Could Be Submerged Due to Rising Sea Levels
Sea levels are rising rapidly due to climate change, which puts coastal communities like the Florida Keys in risk of being submerged underwater.Can Cryptocurrency Ever Be Sustainable? This Mining Startup Thinks So (Exclusive)
Can cryptocurrency ever truly be sustainable? We spoke with Justin Podhola, CEO of cryptocurrency company Elite Mining, which has a goal of making mining more efficient and sustainable.The People of Nature Awards, Which Celebrates Environmentalists, Announces Finalists
Last week, the People of Nature Awards announced its first winners to recognize environmentalists that are working to improve their communities.California Anticipating Major Floods, Two Days After Declaring Drought Emergency
The day after California's governor declared a statewide drought emergency, it appears as though a level 5 atmospheric river will cause flooding.The Ocean Cleanup Is Now Cleaning Up Rivers With the "Interceptor"
The "Interceptor" is the latest from The Ocean Cleanup.
Offshore Drilling: It's Dangerous, Pollutive, and Wholly Unnecessary
Offshore drilling is a destructive process from back to front, and there are a slew of reasons why it's bad.Offshore Drilling Is Deeply Hurting Marine Wildlife and Their Habitats
Because of their location, offshore drilling rigs have an overwhelmingly negative effect on marine life.Lucrative Environmental Jobs That Will Pay the Bills — And Then Some
If you're looking for a job in the environmental field that's both high paying and fulfilling, there are many green jobs that pay the big bucks.Offshore Drilling Is More Environmentally Destructive Than You Can Imagine
When it goes wrong, offshore drilling becomes an environmental disaster, but it’s not so great for the environment when it goes right, either.Is Offshore Drilling Safe? Many Would Like to See It Banned
Oil companies claim that offshore drilling is safe, but annual environmental disasters have consistently proven otherwise.Climate Crisis Prompts California to Proclaim a Drought Emergency Statewide
California just declared a drought emergency statewide.TikTok Remixed That Vegan Teacher in the Viral ‘Eat Your Vegetables’ Song
Where did TikTok's 'Eat Your Vegetables' song come from? Creators from the app have remixed the infamous That Vegan Teacher for the viral tune.Jane Goodall Releases ‘The Book of Hope’ About Fighting Climate Change With Optimism
Jane Goodall’s newest book, 'The Book of Hope: A Survival Guide for Trying Times' aims to inspire youth to be more hopeful about fighting the climate crisis.Russia’s Permafrost Is Melting, Causing Homes to Collapse as the Earth Beneath Them Sinks
Climate change is causing temperatures to skyrocket, which is why Russia's permafrost is melting — and it's wreaking havoc in rural communities.EPA Finds That 120,000 Communities Across the U.S. May Be Exposed to PFAS
New findings are showing that people across the map may be exposed to PFAS, as 120,000 sites across the country are handling forever chemicals.Will COP26 Finally See a Feasible Solution to Climate Change?
As the world gears up for another United Nations Climate Change Summit, anxious environmentalists wonder if COP26 will be just another slew of empty promises.Prince William Presents 1 Million-Pound Earthshot Prizes for Climate Change Innovators
To help fight climate change, Prince William just presented the first Earthshot Prize, an annual series of awards that he founded with Sir David Attenborough.Is There a Food Shortage? How Supply Chain Issues Are Affecting Meat, Pumpkin, and Pet Food
Signs of a food shortage are leaving Americans concerned — but is there really a food shortage in the U.S.? Here’s what we know.La Niña Could Make For An Awesome Ski Season — Depending On Where You Go
The Pacific Northwest and northern Plains will have a wetter and cooler winter due to La Niña, but how will it affect ski season? The effects will vary.Dumpster Diver's TikTok Inspires Coach to Stop Destroying Unsold Bags
A TikTok about slashed Coach bags found in dumpsters went so viral, that it actually prompted Coach to pledge to quit the wasteful practice of destroying unsold merchandise.The McDonald's "McPlant" Burger Is Finally Available — but Where?
When is the McDonald's veggie burger coming to the U.S.? Rumors of the McPlant are running rampant, and some say it's available at certain locations.Phthalates Correlated With 100,000 Annual Deaths in U.S. — How to Avoid This Chemical Group
Phthalates are linked to 100,000 premature deaths in the U.S. every year, according to a new study.Water Crisis in Iqaluit Possibly Due to Massive Gasoline Spill
What is causing the Iqaluit water crisis? Those living in Canada’s Nunavut territory are facing a serious shortage due to a possible gasoline spill.YouTube and Google Are Now Demonetizing Climate Deniers
Both Google and YouTube are taking a stand against climate deniers, by demonetizing those who make false scientific claims about climate change.
