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.
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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.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.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.Oyster Restoration Programs: What They Do, Why They’re Important, and More
What is oyster restoration? There are a wide variety of programs that are working to conserve the oyster population in rivers across the globe.Will the Fisker Ocean SUV Revolutionize the Electric Auto Industry?
The Fisker Ocean SUV is the newest electric car on the market, but is it as eco-friendly as the company claims?Anti-Black Friday: These Sustainable Brands Are Shutting Down for the Day
Various sustainable brands are hosting anti-Black Friday initiatives this holiday season, including shutting down for the day, or donating profits made on Black Friday instead of offering discounts.Jeff Lowe Took Over Joe Exotic's Animal Park, but Where Is He Now?
Jeff and Lauren Lowe took over Joe Exotic’s zoo, but what happened to them afterwards?Jermaine Dupri Rolls Out JD’s Vegan Ice Cream
Jermaine Dupri's new vegan ice cream brand, JD's Vegan, is launching with six delicious flavors.Billie Eilish, Joaquin Phoenix, and More Ask Biden to Hand Pardoned Turkeys Over to Farm Sanctuary
Farm Sanctuary wants animal lovers to sign a petition asking President Biden to relinquish his pardoned turkeys so they can live out their lives in peace.After 64 Years, the River Thames Sheds Its “Biologically Dead” Classification
Signs of life in the River Thames have scientists rejoicing.‘They're Trying To Kill Us’ Documentary Exposes Food Injustice in Communities of Color
'They're Trying To Kill Us' is a new documentary about food injustice, racism, and chronic disease in communities of color, and it features interviews with Ne-Yo, Billie Eilish, Chris Paul, and many more.Lies and False Promises From BP, Exxon, Shell, and Chevron on Climate Change
Based on what companies such as BP, Shell, Exxon, and Chevron have said about climate change, they seem to know it exists, and look the other way.Looking to Volunteer? Try These Ocean and Beach Cleanup Organizations
These Ocean and beach cleanup organizations are perfect for those who want to volunteer their time.Commemorate National Hiking Day on Instagram With These Caption Ideas
National Hiking Day is coming up on Nov. 17, so if you were planning to commemorate the day on social media, consider using these Instagram captions.At COP26, UN Secretary Patricia Espinosa States "Success Is Possible"
Patricia Espinosa is speaking for our climate at COP26, but this isn’t the only time the Executive Secretary of the UN has fought against climate change.Carbon Sinks Are Key in Slowing Climate Change — but We're Destroying Them
Environmentalists talk about carbon sinks as a potential solution to climate change, but how does one define a carbon sink?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.‘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.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.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.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.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.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.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.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.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.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.William Happer Has a Long History of Denying Climate Science
William Happer believes that the effects of climate change are natural and nothing to worry about, and that's a dangerous way of thinking.The International Conference on Climate Change Is Approaching, and You Can Bet Misinformation Is at Hand
Caesars Palace will host the 14th Annual International Conference on Climate Change, and it’s doing no favors to the worsening climate.Wild Elk Free From Tire Around His Neck After Over Two Years
An elk had a tire around his neck for the past 2+ years — and two Colorado wildlife officers finally managed to tranquilize the elk and remove him.7 Native American Activists to Follow to Stay Informed, Beyond Indigenous Peoples' Day
To stay informed beyond Indigenous Peoples' Day, which falls on Monday, Oct. 11, 2021, there are several Indigenous activists you should follow.John Stossel Has Made a Career of Denying Climate Change
John Stossel is fervent in his belief that there is no such thing as climate change, and no amount of evidence will convince him otherwise.How to Honor Indigenous Peoples' Day: Where to Donate, Books to Read, and More
Indigenous Peoples' Day is this Oct. 11, 2021 — here are a few ways to honor the annual holiday."Squirrel School" on TikTok Showcases Heartwarming Wildlife Rescue and Rehab (Exclusive)
Squirrel School on TikTok, which has more than 82,000 followers, shows viewers the importance of wildlife rescue and rehabilitation.Nobel Peace Prize Frontrunners Include Greta Thunberg, WHO, and BLM
The 2021 Nobel Peace Prize could go to Greta Thunberg, or a number of other qualified nominated individuals and organizations.The Most Effective Solutions to the Microplastic Crisis
Microplastics are set to become one of the most insurmountable pollution problems in the near future, but solutions might already exist.An Ill-Fated Reign: Why Bees Might Reject Their Queen
Bees are social creatures that serve their queen, so why would a hive of bees reject a queen?Factory Farming Isn't Just Bad for Animals and the Environment, It's Bad for Us
The world relies heavily on factory farming to feed its ever-growing population, but how does the factory farm industry affect the environment?Ivory-Billed Woodpecker Is One of 22 Animals Declared Extinct in the U.S. Today
The ivory-billed woodpecker was declared extinct by the USFWS, as well as 21 other protected animal species and one plant species.Colleen Patrick-Goudreau On How We Will End the Thanksgiving Turkey (Exclusive)
How will we end the Thanksgiving turkey? Vegan author Colleen Patrick-Goudreau tells us what she thinks the solution is.A Carriage Horse and Car Collide, Leaving Blood on NYC Streets
A horse carriage and car got into an accident in NYC this week, leaving blood on the sidewalk — and many eyewitnesses and animal activists ready to demand action.
