Op - Ed Yes, We Need A Systematic Solution To Climate Change—But Why Your Action Still Matters by Stephanie Villano A version of this article was first published on Here and There Collective. Global warming is the defining issue of our time. You may
People Will This 16-Year-Old Climate Change Activist Get Countries To Meet The Paris Agreement? by Kat Kennedy Today (March 8th) is International Women’s Day and I’m celebrating the unwavering courage of Swedish 16-year old environmental activist, Greta Thunberg, as the week
World The Kids Are All Right: How the Sunrise Movement is Fighting For Our Planet’s Future by Jane Harkness According to the October 2018 report put out by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), we have approximately twelve years to take action
Despite Deforestation, The Planet Is Getting Greener. Here’s Why by Bethany Chester Deforestation is a huge environmental issue—worldwide, it’s been estimated that we’re losing 18.7 million acres of forest a year. Agriculture, logging, and forest fires
World Total Lack Of Arctic Ice, aka Blue Ocean Event, May Happen Soon. What This Means by Jane Harkness Climate change is a gradual, slow process—the global average temperature doesn’t just skyrocket overnight, and the sea levels don’t suddenly start flooding the coastlines.
World This Super Easy Thing Could Lower Global Temp By 1°F By 2050—Why Isn’t This A Thing? by Holly Rose A version of this article was originally published on Leotie Lovely. This might blow your dang mind (it blew mine), but we could reverse
World Vegan Farms (Green Manure) Offer A Surprising Benefit For Climate Change—& Human Health by Kat Kennedy With Veganuary seeming to have left many keen to continue their quest for sustainable living throughout 2019 and the vegan lifestyle itself growing in
Op - Ed Opinion: MoMA Curator Says Art Should Prepare Us For An “Elegant Ending.” And I Agree by Quincy Malesovas We’re at a point where conversations about climate change don’t focus on whether or not the problem exists but when it is going to
World What You Need To Know About The Green New Deal—& How It Will Affect Your Future by Jane Harkness During the Great Depression, President Franklin D. Roosevelt gave America a new deal when change was desperately needed. The New Deal refers to several
World El Niño Likely for Early 2019 – What That Means & Why You Should Care by Kat Kennedy Climate change is finally getting the publicity that it deserves and I’m over the moon about it. I’d say “better late than never”, but
