Guest Opinion: People & Nature Need Environmental Rights Empowerment
The recent Held v. Montana decision recognized the the right of young people to a safe climate and used this human entitlement as a foundation for pursuing essential environmental protections. In...
View Article‘Water comes from all four sides’: how Rotterdam’s tidal park protects the...
It was once an industrial harbour, but now this small space is an entirely new kind of thing; a tidal park built to allow the river to rise and fall in the middle of the city as wildlife thrives. The...
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Climate change will kill 14.5 million people globally by 2050 — but mostly...
Climate change is triggering a global health crisis that may approach the death toll of some of history’s deadliest plagues. Unlike the 1918 flu epidemic or the COVID-19 pandemic, which were caused by...
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7 Ideas For Eco-Friendly Spring House Decorations
Let’s face it: right after Christmas passes, warmer and lighter spring days are the next best thing that makes us merry. The arrival of spring comes along with a burst of energy, a symphony of...
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The Gross Truth About Garbage Gyres
All rivers lead to the sea. And along the way, they collect a lot of garbage. That garbage gets washed out to the middle of the ocean where it joins debris from fishing vessels. The marine debris...
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Remembering Longtime and Esteemed Columbia Scientist and Mentor Cheryl Palm
Remembering Longtime and Esteemed Columbia Scientist and Mentor Cheryl Palm by Alison Rose, Clare Sullivan, and Gillian Galford |February 1, 2024 Cheryl Palm in Kenya. Photo provided by the Sanchez...
View Article‘It’s bittersweet’: parts of New Zealand’s Waitākere Ranges to reopen after...
The lush Waitākere Ranges that line the western ridge of Auckland City, known as Tāmaki Makaurau, are home to some of the country’s most precious native fauna, including Aotearoa New Zealand’s...
View ArticleReady to Rent? Some Things to Consider When Looking for a Sustainable Home
Looking for your first rental property can involve several different sentiments. You may be excited for your first home, stressed about finding the right fit, or intrigued by the possibilities of...
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Painting at the End of the Ice Age: An Interview With Artist David Rosenthal
Painting at the End of the Ice Age: An Interview With Artist David Rosenthal by Olivia Black |February 1, 2024 1977 Childs Glacier. Oil on linen painting. Courtesy of David Rosenthal. When David...
View ArticleSeventeen landfills in England make toxic liquid hazardous to drinking water...
Seventeen landfills across England are known to be producing a highly toxic liquid substance containing some banned and potentially carcinogenic “forever chemicals”, in some cases at levels 260 times...
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