China has completed a 46-year ‘green belt’ project around the Taklamakan desert, increasing forest coverage but facing criticism for biodiversity damage and limited impact on sandstorms. Desertification remains a challenge.
By Jeremy Williams It’s a tricky time to be writing about food sustainability. The issue seems to be strangely divisive at the moment. On one side are those who see our future […]
In “Food, Inc. 2”, the authors raise concerns about the global food system’s negative impacts and highlight some potential solutions.
Today, World Environment Day and Global Running Day are linked by climate impact on running, urging eco-consciousness in the running community.
By Jeremy Williams On the off-chance that you’re in Helsinki some time soon, you’ll be able to drop in on what sounds like a very good exhibition. FIX: Care and Repair is […]
The European Parliament approved a bill granting consumers the right to repair electronic goods, aiming to reduce waste and emissions.
President Biden used Earth Day to emphasize his administration’s commitment to addressing climate change and investing in clean energy. He announced the ‘Solar for All’ program, offering $7 billion in grants for residential solar projects benefiting low-income households. Additionally, he launched the American Climate Corps to prepare young people for jobs in climate-related industries.
The Earth Day 2022 theme “Planet vs Plastics” is explored through a series of impactful photos by different photographers. The photos highlight the global issue of plastic pollution, emphasizing its widespread impact on nature and biodiversity. Contributors include Alex Macro, Andrea Jones, Carrig Wendy, Elisabeth Hoff, and Tal Silverman.
Gaza faces alarming environmental devastation with nearly half of its trees destroyed and vital natural areas ruined due to conflict. Reports indicate severe damage to farms and a significant increase in air pollution. Israeli actions are devastating Palestinian livelihoods and erasing familiar landscapes, leading to long-term consequences for both Palestinians and the environment in Gaza.
Smartwool has launched the Second Cut™ Hike Sock, the first fully circular sock. It’s made with repurposed yarn from their takeback program, promoting a shift towards a circular business model. The program has collected over 1,000,000 socks to date. Ellis Brigham will launch the takeback program in 2024.
A greener life, a greener world 