Good News for the Environment

The new song, “Have You Considered?” has been released with an accompanying short film.

Roughly 400,000 shirts were destined for a landfill. Then the “Birds of a Feather” musician stepped in.

Eco-activist Wendy Ward has started a new form of protest in the United Kingdom.

Stand-up comedians have increasingly turned to climate change as the hottest topic of conversation in their comedy sets.

Two high schoolers themselves were foundational in efforts to mandate climate curriculum in Illinois high schools.

Whether you’re just testing the waters on plant-based eating or you’re already a nutritional yeast fanatic, we’ve got some resources for you.

The nonprofit Good Energy has created a test akin to the “Bechdel Test” to evaluate whether the reality of climate change is being reflected in films and television.

Over 300 million shoes are thrown away each year in the United States alone.

“Aside from their cultural significance, these seeds carry options for our future survival as we face climate change and the erosion of agrobiodiversity worldwide,” the Palestine Heirloom Seed Library’s founder said.

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The practice dates back thousands of years among Indigenous tribes in the U.S., and it might hold the key to sustainable farming.

Wildlife trafficking is one of the most lucrative illicit industries worldwide. It nets between $7 billion and $23 billion per year.