NewsCalifornia’s New Plastic Law Will Actually Hold Manufacturers AccountableThe new California plastic law will actually apply to companies manufacturing plastic-packaged products, making it arguably one of the strictest plastic bans in the nation.
RenewablesDirect Air Capture Project in Iceland Is the Biggest of Its KindDirect air capture projects remove CO2 directly from the atmosphere, and the largest project of its kind, Mammoth, is being erected in Iceland.
NewsSCOTUS Has Ruled Against the EPA, Reducing the Agency’s Powers to Limit Carbon EmissionsSCOTUS has ruled against the Environmental Protection Agency in the West Virginia v. EPA case.
NewsPlant-Based Cooking Show Episodes to Fill the Void of Meatless Cooking Series In a perfect world, the Food Network would be mostly vegan series, but until that happens, watch these plant-based cooking show episodes.
NewsG-7 World Leaders Unveil "Climate Club" at Summit — but It's Already Falling ShortThe G-7 Climate Club, made up of some of the world's most powerful leaders, just announced a Climate Club — but it is already falling short.
NewsWhiskey Company Aims to Decrease Invasive Population With Green Crab-Infused WhiskeyAlthough it isn't vegan, a distillery in New Hampshire, is incorporating invasive green crabs into their new creation, known as Crab Trapper Whiskey.
NewsAAP's New Guidelines Suggest Breastfeeding for Two Years "Or Beyond" The American Academy of Pediatrics has just issued new breastfeeding guidelines, which recommends that new parents breastfeed their babies for up to two years, instead of one year.
NewsWho Killed Dom Phillips and Bruno Araújo Pereira? The Men Were Murdered in the AmazonWho killed Dom Phillips and Bruno Araújo Pereira, and why would someone do so?
NewsPeople Speculate Daily Harvest Crumbles Poisoning Could Be Linked to Aflatoxins — What Are Their Symptoms?Daily Harvest's French Lentil + Leek Crumbles have left hundreds of customers sick, with some even needing ER care and surgery. Could aflatoxin be at play?
Health & WellnessJuul E-Cigarettes Are Being Banned, to Protect the Health of Younger GenerationsWhy are Juul e-cigarettes being banned? The Biden Administration is looking to ban the sale of Juuls to protect the well-being of younger generations.
NewsColombia’s New Left-Wing President Looks to Transition From Fossil FuelsRecently, in Colombia's latest presidential election, left-wing politician Gustavo Petro won, and is reportedly looking to transition from fossil fuels.
NewsWhite House Proposes Reducing Nicotine Levels in Cigarettes, to Curb Addiction, Disease, and DeathThe U.S. government and the FDA are proposing a reduction of nicotine levels in cigarettes.
NewsNASA's Perseverance Rover Just Found Human Trash on MarsA NASA rover found trash on Mars recently, and it just goes to show how far and wide the impact of human trash can be.
NewsSeattle to Install EV Chargers Along Utility Poles, for Residents Without Home ChargersTo better accommodate electric vehicle drivers, the city of Seattle has installed electric vehicle chargers along utility poles across the city.
NewsHere’s How the 2022 Solar Flare Will Affect Life on Planet EarthYou've likely heard there is going to be a solar flare in 2022, so here's what that will mean for life on planet Earth.
NewsFive Planets Are Aligning in the Sky This Month — How to WatchWhen are the planets aligning? Here's how to watch the exciting celestial event.
NewsCanada Is Banning Six Key Types of Single-Use Plastic This YearA single-use plastic ban in Canada is now set to roll out between December 2022 and 2025.
CommunityFilming Disney+’s ‘America The Beautiful’ Was Bittersweet (Exclusive)Although filming 'America the Beautiful' was a fulfilling journey, cinematographer Greg Wilson tells us what it was like filming the effects of climate change.
CommunityFor Years, Cleveland Residents Thought They Were Recycling — Now They Actually CanFor years, the residents of Cleveland, Ohio thought they were recycling, when it was really going to landfill. Now the city is debuting a new program.
NewsThousands of Cows in Kansas Were Tragically Killed — Here’s What HappenedWhy did 3,000 cows die in Kansas over the last two days? Reports from farmers say their cattle has not been able to withstand the heatwave.
NewsYellowstone Temporarily Closes Due to Record-Breaking Destructive Floods — How Climate Change Plays InWhy is Yellowstone flooding? Record-breaking floods this week have left roads, bridges, and houses irreparably damaged.
NewsStrawberry Supermoon: How to See the June 2022 Full Moon, What It Means, and MoreEvery year, June brings us the Strawberry Moon — and in 2022, it just so happens to be a Strawberry Supermoon!
FoodHow Climate Change Led to the Sriracha Hot Sauce Shortage, Which Is Expected to Last Until Labor DayThere is a serious sriracha sauce shortage, and production will be on hold for the next few months.
NewsBiden’s Protecting Our Kids Act Will Hopefully Combat Gun ViolenceWhat is Biden's Protecting Our Kids Act? This is the Biden Administration's latest effort to combat gun violence, following the Uvalde shooting.
Environmental JusticeEnvironmental Journalist and Indigenous Expert Still Missing in Brazilian Amazon After Allegedly Receiving ThreatsTwo men were reported missing in Brazil: British environmental journalist Dom Phillips, and expert on Indigenous groups Bruno Araújo Pereira.
PetsHundreds File Complaints That Seresto Flea Collars — and Counterfeits — Killed Their DogsAre Seresto collars safe? Newly unearthed complaints filed with the government provide a concerning glimpse into this issue.
NewsAfter His Owner Faked His Death, Tonka the Chimp Has Been Rescued and Taken to a SanctuaryTonka the chimpanzee has been found alive and taken to a sanctuary, and his former co-star Alan Cumming is thrilled.
BusinessFairlife Settles Class Action Lawsuit for $21 Million, Still Denies Animal Cruelty on Its FarmsA Fairlife milk settlement has been reached, at the price of $21 million.
NewsOPEC Announces Oil Production Increase in Response to Russo-Ukrainian WarOPEC is increasing production of oil significantly, in response to the Russo-Ukrainian War.
NewsThe EPA Reverses Trump Rule — States and Tribes Can Veto Pipelines, Once AgainAlthough individual states and tribes were previously allowed to veto pipelines, a Trump ruling prevented them from doing so. But the EPA has returned the power to the states.
NewsNew York Lawmakers Want to Shut Down the Puppy Mill PipelineWhat is a puppy mill, exactly? In New York State, lawmakers are on the cusp of shutting down the puppy mill pipeline.
NewsKavaan the Elephant’s Life Story Is Beyond TriumphantAlthough the start to Kavaan the elephant's life was undeniably difficult, it looks like the beloved creature is living his best life at a sanctuary.
NewsIn California, Bees Are Classified as Fish — Here’s WhyAre bees fish? In a recent court ruling, California recently decided that bees can be legally classified as fish, in the name of conservation.
NewsClimate Protesters Arrested for Storming the Queen's Trooping the Colour ParadeAs festivities kicked off at the Trooping the Colour parade, Animal Rebellion U.K. protesters disrupted the event — resulting in multiple arrests.
NewsBiggest Plant on Earth Discovered in Australia, Thanks to All-Natural CloningThe world’s biggest plant has been discovered in Australia.
NewsIn the Name of Climate Action, Protestor Throws Cake at Mona Lisa: "Think About the Earth"A protestor threw cake at the Mona Lisa in the name of fighting climate change.
NewsOklahoma's Abortion Ban: Is It Legal to Help Oklahomans In Need? Everything You Need to KnowOklahoma’s governor signed an abortion bill into law that bans abortions across the state, with just a few exceptions. Here's how you can help.
NewsAhead of Fire Season, Australia Surpasses Several Rainfall RecordsAlthough Australia tends to be dry and prone to wildfires this time of year, the land down under is seeing record amounts of rain, thanks to La Niña.
NewsNationwide School Walkout Is Today, 5/26: How to Participate SafelyStudents across the U.S. will be participating in a nationwide school walkout today, May 26, in protest of gun violence.
NewsPet Parents Releasing Goldfish in Rivers Is Wreaking Environmental HavocReleasing domesticated goldfish in U.K. rivers is hurting biodiversity and wreaking environmental havoc, according to a new study.
NewsHere’s How Teen Activists in Ecuador Are Making a Difference for the PlanetIn response to Ecuador's use of gas flares in the Amazon rainforest, a group of teenage activists from Lago Agrio are demanding government action.
NewsGoldman Environmental Prize 2022: Here Are the Seven WinnersThe Goldman Environmental Prize 2022 winners have just been announced, honoring a total of seven people in six important categories.
NewsKim Kardashian Joins Beyond Meat as Chief Taste Consultant, Raises Company's StockKim Kardashian and Beyond Meat are officially teaming up, with the reality TV star and businesswoman joining the company as “Chief Taste Consultant.”
NewsNY Lawmakers Propose Bills to Ban PFAS, aka Forever Chemicals, in Certain ProductsA New York lawmaker is proposing legislation that would phase PFAS chemicals out of a number of products.
NewsA "Sharkcano" Erupted in the Solomon Islands — Here’s What That MeansWhat is a sharkcano? In the Solomon Islands, a submarine volcano home to sharks erupted, projecting hot acidic water containing volcanic rock and sulphur.
NewsSundance Award-Winning Documentary on Indigenous Activism in Brazil Is Coming to TheatersA captivating documentary called 'The Territory' tells the story of Indigenous Brazilian activists who are fighting to save the environment.
NewsIs an Asteroid Heading for Earth? The Latest News on This Week's FlybyAn asteroid is heading for Earth — but fortunately, it is not expected to collide with our home planet.
NewsThe Russian-Ukrainian War Has Wreaked Havoc on the EnvironmentThe Ukrainian war, which has been going on since February 2022, has not only taken a toll on the people, but has also resulted in environmental damage.
NewsWashington State Gas Is in Short Supply: Here’s What You Should KnowAlthough the gas shortage is driving up prices everywhere, it's particularly bad in Washington State — the prices are seriously exorbitant.
CommunityThese New Animal Species Have Been Discovered — or Rediscovered — in 2022Experts have already discovered a few new and rare species in 2022.