Bill Gates, Who Owns 4 Private Jets, Defends Flying Private: "I'm Part of the Solution"
Bill Gates is defending his choice to fly private, despite all of his environmental work.
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Pigeon Found Dyed Pink in NYC, Presumably for Gender Reveal Party, Has Died After One Week of Care (Updates)
Someone discovered a neon pink pigeon roaming the streets of NYC — and a week later, he has passed away.This Indigenous Canadian Community’s Water System Continues to Fail Them
The Canadian city of Iqaluit has endured several partial water shutdowns in recent months, which could easily be fixed. However, they are continuously ignored.Derailed Train in Ohio Prompts "Controlled Release" of Toxic Vinyl Chloride — Everything You Need to Know
In the small village of East Palestine, Ohio, which is located on the Ohio-Pennsylvania border, a massive train derailment has set off a chain reaction of chaos.How to Stream Oscar-Nominated Documentary 'All That Breathes' Before the Ceremony
The documentary 'All That Breathes' is finally coming to a wide audience via streaming a few weeks ahead of the Academy Awards.These Plant-Based Super Bowl Recipes Are All Winners
Regardless of what your game day plans are this year, these vegan versions of classic Super Bowl recipes will definitely make for a winning spread.Dozens of Whales are Dying on the East Coast of the U.S. — Why?
Over the past few months, dozens of whales have died on the East Coast of the U.S. But why are they dying? There could be a number of reasons why.Scientists Discover New Form of Ice, Which Could "Finally Explain Liquid Water"
A new form of amorphous ice has been discovered.The Map of the Syria-Turkey Earthquake Shows the Hardest-Hit Locations
On Monday, Feb. 6, a deadly earthquake struck Syria and Turkey, resulting in thousands of deaths.Suspect Arrested for String of Mysterious Incidents at Dallas Zoo (Updates)
There have been a whopping four incidents involving missing and dead animals at the Dallas Zoo this month alone.More Than 13,000 Nigerian Residents Seeking Damages Over Shell Oil’s Environmental Impact
Shell Nigeria is currently in the midst of a lawsuit, after more than 13,000 Nigerian residents were subjected to serious environmental damage.Chinese Scientists Create Three "Super Cows" Via Cloning, to Produce Excessive Amounts of Milk
Chinese scientists just created three "super cows" via cloning. They were designed to produce much more milk than the average cow in the dairy industry.The 2023 Sierra Nevada Snowpack Could Be a Good Sign For California’s Water Supply
California is celebrating the 2023 Sierra Nevada snowpack, which is at its highest in 28 years.Greenpeace Activists Occupy Shell Vessel, In Response to Shell Making $40 Billion in 2022
Shell just reported its highest profits in over 100 years.After a White Rhino Was Shot Dead in Florida, How Many Are Left in the World?
After a white rhino was shot dead in Florida, environmentalists and animal enthusiasts can't help but wonder: how many are left in the world?For 137 Years, Groundhog Day’s Punxsutawney Phil Has Been Kept in Captivity
Where does Punxsutawney Phil live year-round? While many may assume he is treated like an absolute king, unfortunately, the truth is a bit disappointing.Yet Another Humpback Whale Has Beached Along the East Coast, in Long Island, N.Y.
On Tuesday, Jan. 31, a humpback whale washed ashore at Long Island's Lido Beach. Environmentalists and marine biologists are very concerned.Banana Boat Recalls Another Batch of Sunscreen Spray, Due to Cancer-Causing Chemical (Updates)
A Banana Boat sunscreen recall was just issued, as benzene was found in a few batches of one spray product.Stay up to Date on the Planet With These Climate Newsletters
These newsletters focus on bringing you the latest on the climate and environment.Part of the Pacific Ocean Has Been Turned Pink, Because Science Is Amazing
Why is part of the Pacific Ocean pink? Along the coast in La Jolla, Calif., beachgoers were astonished by the surrounding water's gorgeous hues.Mining in Minnesota’s Boundary Waters Canoe Area (BWCA) Has Been Banned
Despite an ongoing debate to install a copper and nickel mine in Minnesota's BWCA, the Biden-Harris administration has banned it.Loma Prieta: The 1989 Earthquake That Shocked California Forever
When a magnitude 6.9 earthquake, the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake, rattled the Bay Area, California was dealt a hand of disaster.This Stunning New Multi-Colored Fish Was Recently Discovered in the Maldives
A new species of fish, known as the Rose-Veiled Fairy Wrasse, was recently discovered in the ocean surrounding the Maldives.What Is Light Pollution? Relying on Eco-Friendly LEDs Has One Major Drawback
Just looking at the U.S. map of light pollution makes it clear that this is a widespread issue.Where the Heck Does Elon Musk Actually Live? Here's a Timeline of His Recent Homes
Does Elon Musk live in a tiny house, or an Austin mansion owned by Ken Howery? Here's a timeline of his recent homes.Attn: Vegans! Domino’s Has a New Plant-Based Slice, but It Isn’t Available Everywhere
Is Domino's releasing a vegan pizza? The global pizza chain is going to be offering a new plant-based pie, but only in certain locations worldwide.Lab-Grown Meat Is Becoming Increasingly Popular — but What Is It, Really?
More companies are beginning to cultivate cruelty-free, lab-grown meat — but what is it made from, and what is the cultivation process? Is it vegan?Queen Elizabeth’s Corgis Were an Integral Part of Her Life
Queen Elizabeth unfortunately passed away on Thursday, Sept. 8 at 96 years old. But because the queen loved her corgis, what happened to them?This App Tells You The Closest Place You Can Refill Your Water Bottle
A new app called Tap wants to help you save money and the planet by buying less bottled water.Massive Iceberg Breaks Off in Antarctica — but Experts Say It Wasn't Due to Climate Change
A recent iceberg calving event — as part of the Brunt Ice Shelf in Antarctica — is not a direct result of climate change.Travel Sustainably With These Low-Impact Luggage Brands
Traveling sustainably involves choosing a low-impact mode of transportation and much more, but start out small by buying sustainable luggage.Oatly and Other Drinks Recalled for Potential Cronobacter Sakazakii Infection
Lyons Magnus is recalling a number of drink products due to a possible Cronobacter sakazakii contamination.Everything You Need To Know About Buying Eco-Friendly Paper
What is eco-friendly paper and what are the benefits of FSC certified recycled paper? This guide will walk you through the definitions and distinctions between recycled and FSC Certified paper.What Is the Difference Between Organic and Non-GMO? Here's What You Should Know
Does organic mean non-GMO? Here's what each term means, and the difference between the two so you can better understand the terms and phrases.Dr. Oz's Research Reportedly Killed Over 300 Dogs While at Columbia University
TV personality Dr. Oz's research reportedly killed over 300 dogs, including a litter of puppies, during his time at Columbia University Lab.Why Are There Holes on the Ocean Floor? Scientists Deem It a Mystery
Why are there holes on the ocean floor? Although they almost look manmade, according to the NOAA, scientists can't figure out what created them.Plant-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.Here’s Why Lake Michigan Is Supposedly the Deadliest of the Great Lakes
Compared to the other Great Lakes, Lake Michigan is considered to be the deadliest of them all. Here's why.Earth's Core Has Maybe Stopped Spinning — But Don't Panic
Why has Earth's core stopped spinning? Although this may sound like a serious problem, it's actually a somewhat routine occurrence.Scientist Discovers a Plastic-Eating Bacteria That Actually Digests Plastic Pollution
A recent study details the discovery and application of a plastic-eating bacteria.4.2 Magnitude Earthquake Shook Malibu Beach Residents Early This Morning
Was there an earthquake in Malibu last night? Around 2 a.m., residents reported shaking, but there was no alert sent to residents' cellphones beforehand.Ben & Jerry's Is Now Making Dog Ice Cream — but What Is It Made Of?
What is dog ice cream? Ben & Jerry's is releasing a canine version of their classic dessert — here's what it's made of, safe ingredients, and more.New to Hiking? These Outdoor Adventure Groups Are Designed for Beginners
If you're new to the outdoors and are interested in doing some exploring, these hiking groups for beginners will help you get outside with professionals.Vegan Options at Subway, From the Veggie Delite to a DIY Sandwich
It is totally possible to eat vegan at Subway. You just have to know what to order.An Old U.S. Law Bans Citizens From Buying Alcohol on Election Day — Is It Still Active?
Can you buy alcohol on Election Day? An old U.S. law prohibits citizens from purchasing alcohol day-of, but it varies based on where you live.TikTok Video Reveals Animals Don't Sleep Through Hibernation — What Do They Do Instead?
What happens when animals hibernate? A recent viral TikTok has shocked animal lovers, as it revealed that some animals don't sleep the entire time.Ongoing Protests Across Peru Close Off Machu Picchu to Tourists
Anti-government protests across Peru resulted in the closing of Machu Picchu — while people were visiting. Here's what happened.Xbox Consoles Will Now Automatically Power Down When Inactive, to Save Power
Xbox is rolling out an automatic power down, which will save electricity and ultimately contribute to Microsoft's climate change goals.Large Numbers of Dolphins to Be Killed in Japan’s Annual Taiji Slaughter
Although it's been considered cruel and unusual for years now, Japan's annual Taiji slaughter is about to cruelly kill hundreds of dolphins.As the World Faces Overpopulation, Japan's Birth Rate Is Declining and Reportedly Threatening Society
The rapidly decreasing birth rate in Japan has the country's prime minister concerned about the potential consequences of underpopulation in Japan.
