How the Shark Attacks of 1916 Spurred the Animal's Inaccurate Reputation as a Killer
The summer of 1916 along the New Jersey shoreline turned out to be a bloody one.
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Cancer Alley Might Be Our Country's Most Toxic Symbol of Environmental Racism
Here's everything you need to know about Cancer Alley in Louisiana, and the federal lawsuit trying to take down one of its worst polluters.Yes, Asian Carp Are an Invasive Species — Here’s What You Should Know
Asian carp are an invasive species in the U.S. Much like zebra mussels in the Great Lakes and Burmese pythons in Florida, they wreak havoc on the environment.Daiya Is Reformulating Its Vegan Cheese Again — This Time, With New Fermentation Technology
Daiya just announced a multi-million-dollar investment in natural fermentation technology, which will make its plant-based cheese even better.Happy Women’s History Month! Here Are 31 Facts, One for Each Day
Here are 31 Women's History Month facts — that’s one for each day of March!Behind the Scenes: Where Is ‘Pets & Pickers’ Filmed?
Where is ‘Pets & Pickers’ filmed? The popular documentary-style show is filmed in Canada. You can follow the stories on the Discovery Channel.Could Reflecting the Sun Away From Earth Reduce Global Warming? What to Know About Solar Radiation Management
The UN had experts conduct more research on a somewhat controversial method of reducing global heating, called solar radiation management, solar radiation modification or solar geoengineering.Sustainable Sneaker Options For Eco-Friendly Runners and Walkers
If you're an eco-friendly runner who cares about your carbon footprint, peruse these sustainable sneaker options before buying a new pair of kicks.Ben the Andean Bear Escapes From STL Zoo Enclosure Not Once — But Twice
In February 2023, Ben the Andean bear escaped his enclosure at the St. Louis Zoo twice – but he's doing just fine.Many Think Habitat for Humanity Is Bad — Here’s What You Need to Know
Curious about why Habitat for Humanity is bad? Keep reading to learn more about the organization and all of its pros and cons.Apple's Clean Energy Charging Mode Garners Criticism From Planet-Haters
Apple's Clean Energy Charging mode pulls energy from local clean energy grids — but not everyone is happy with how it affects charging times.What Are CFCs and Why Are They Banned? Here’s What You Need to Know
What are CFCs? Learn more about these chemicals, how they affect the environment, and why they are banned.New Conservation Initiatives for Macquarie Island Look to Preserve Its Biodiversity
To preserve the biodiverse island of Macquarie, to hopefully put Australia's extinction crisis to an end, new conservation measures are in the works.International Polar Bear Day Honors Mamas and Cubs, Who Are Threatened by Climate Change
When is International Polar Bear Day? Here's everything you need to know about the holiday, which honors moms and cubs — half of whom don't make it to adulthood.Here's Why Invasive Species Put Ecosystems at Risk
Invasive species endanger the environment as they're often able to adapt quickly, outcompete native species, and lower an ecosystem's biodiversity.Chevron’s Latest Greenwashing Scandal Labeled a Cancerous Fuel Alternative as “Biofuel”
Although biofuel is generally a greener alternative to gas or oil, Chevron's latest scandal involves labeling a cancer-causing fuel as "biofuel."Gondolas Grounded and Canals Run Dry Amid Venice’s 2023 Drought
If you were planning an upcoming gondola ride in Italy, Venice's 2023 drought has caused canals to run completely dry.University of Cambridge Could Go Plant-Based for the Planet, After Student Vote
The University of Cambridge may soon become a vegan college campus.Valley Fever Is Spreading Due to Climate Change, a Chilling Comparison to 'The Last of Us'
The Valley Fever's spread across the Western U.S. has been correlated to rising temperature and drier climates, which is thanks to global warming.Blakk Smoke Is Taking Down Big Tobacco With Its Unique, All-Natural Hookah Pens (Exclusive)
Blakk Tatted's clean smoking company, Blakk Smoke, makes hookah and vape pens that are completely free of nicotine and tobacco.Electric Garbage Trucks May Be Coming to Pick Up Your Weekly Trash
Truck design company, Oshkosh Corporation, is teaming up with waste company, Republic Services to unleash the first fleet of electric garbage trucks.The Official Boston Marathon Dog Crosses the Rainbow Bridge, Leaving Fans Heartbroken
After almost 10 years of cheering on runners at the iconic race, Spencer, the official Boston Marathon golden retriever, has died at age 13.Laguna Beach Approves Balloon Ban to Protect Wildlife Citywide
The California city of Laguna Beach is banning balloons for good.Make Some Extra Money With These 5 Eco-Friendly Side Hustles
These side hustles make saving money and the environment almost easy.EPA Calls on Norfolk Southern to Clean up East Palestine Train Derailment Site
More than two weeks after a Norfolk Southern train derailed in East Palestine, Ohio, the EPA has ordered the company to clean it up.Should Zoos Exist? Here’s Why They Aren’t Necessary
Should zoos exist? The concept might sound great, but in real life, there are a lot of ethical issues when it comes to zoos.These Invasive Fish Species Are Wreaking Havoc in the Marine World
These invasive fish species are continuing to grow in population across the globe, and they are becoming a threat to native marine ecosystems.How Invasive Burmese Pythons Are Taking Over Southern Florida
As the Burmese python multiplies in Florida's Everglades, habitats are threatened, and mammals must compete for food.Starbucks Recalls Over 300,000 Bottled Vanilla Frappuccinos Due to Glass Contamination
If you tend to start your day with a Starbucks vanilla Frappuccino, you may need to temporarily rethink your morning brew, as the drink is being recalled.Why Does Turkey Get So Many Earthquakes? Residents Slammed by Yet Another Deadly Tremor
Only a few weeks after a deadly earthquake shook Turkey, the European country has been slammed by another. So why does Turkey get so many earthquakes?What Is Being Done for East Palestine, Ohio? Behind Recovery Efforts
Did FEMA deny aid to East Palestine, Ohio? After a train derailed in the small Ohio suburb, various dangerous chemicals were released into the air.What Caused the Factory Explosion in Bedford, Ohio? What to Know About the Deadly Accident
What caused the factory explosion in Bedford, Ohio? One is dead and several are injured after a metal plant exploded with debris.Vegan Women Summit 2023 Comes to NYC, to Celebrate a "Plant-Conscious Future"
Vegan Women Summit 2023, which is open to all genders, will take place in New York City in May of 2023, and feature more than 100 speakers and activations, plus a number of other experiences.The Canadian Super Pig, an Invasive Species, Is Poised to Infiltrate the U.S.
Canadian super pigs are known for destroying crops, ecosystems, and more, and they could become a problem in the U.S. soon.Florida’s Latest Red Tide Sparks Concern Among Pregnant People, the Elderly, and More
How does red tide affect pregnancies? Also known as harmful algal blooms, they can take a toll on the health of anyone who is exposed.Flaco the Owl Escaped the Central Park Zoo — And Will Now Likely Remain Free (Updates)
Although many were concerned when Flaco the owl escaped from the Central Park Zoo, he is happily living locally, and is considered an NYC icon.Hurricane Facts That Will Mentally Prepare You for This Year’s Season
Hurricanes strike every year and are becoming an increasing threat to especially those living in coastal areas. Here are the basics of how a storm forms, and why they could be getting worse.Retold Recycling Is Making Fabric Recycling Convenient — and Spreading the Word on 'Shark Tank' (Exclusive)
Retold Recycling appeared on 'Shark Tank' to seek an investment in the convenient textile recycling company.These Environmental Law Organizations Provide Free Council in the Name of Climate Justice
With climate chaos and environmental damage growing worse and worse, there are fortunately many environmental law organizations out there.PFAS Reportedly Detected in Bolthouse Farms Smoothies, Sparking a Class-Action Lawsuit
Beverage company Bolthouse Farms has been hit with a class-action lawsuit after PFAS were reportedly detected in some of the company's products.What to Know About the Lethal Removal of New Mexico’s Feral Cows
Why is New Mexico killing the feral cows living in Gila National Forest? Supposedly the wild creatures pose a risk to native and human life.These 8 Environmental Film Festivals Showcase Movies on Climate Change and More
Here are some of the best environmental film festivals around the world, that are all definitely worth checking out if you are in the area.Climate Change and Earthquakes Are Connected — Here’s How
Does global warming cause earthquakes? What to know about the possible connection.Climate Denier David Malpass Resigns From World Bank: Everything You Need to Know
David Malpass has stepped down as President of the World Bank.Almost 20,000 Michigan Residents Are Without Power — Here’s Why
Thousands of Michigan residents are currently without power — but what is causing all of these outages?If the “Doomsday Glacier” Collapses, Global Sea Levels Will Rise More Than 2 Feet (Updates)
If the doomsday glacier melts, the sea level rise would be so significant that it could set off a number of other reactions, including putting coastal communities at risk.A Humpback Whale Has Washed Ashore in New Jersey — Why Does This Keep Happening?
Environmentalists are concerned after a humpback whale washed ashore a New Jersey beach, adding to the pattern of whales beaching along the East Coast.IKEA's New Air Quality Sensor Gauges the Cleanliness of the Air You Breathe
IKEA now sells an air quality sensor that tracks any air pollution that may be lingering in the air inside your home.Tuscon, Ariz. Residents Forced to Evacuate Following Major Hazmat Spill
After a truck tractor, which was carrying liquid nitric acid, crashed on a Tuscon, Ariz. highway, locals have evacuated and a highway shut down.The EU Passes Ban on New Gas-Powered Cars — What You Need to Know
EU lawmakers just passed a ban on new petrol cars starting in 2035, in an effort to reduce Europe's emissions and overall contribution to the climate crisis.
