Can Waterfalls Really Make Me Happy?
Scientists have tracked the positive mental effects on the brain of the negative ions surrounding crashing water molecules.
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Forest Stewardship Council Furthers Conservation Cause, Warts And All
FSC has certified 500+ million acres of forest as sustainably harvested since its inception in 1993, but critics wonder if the group’s claims can be trusted.
Is DEET Safe For People, Planet?
The benefits of using DEET-based bug repellent to keep insect-borne infectious disease at bay may outweigh the slight health & environmental risks.
Is COVID-19 Killing Off The Great Apes?
Although there are no known cases to date, wildlife biologists worry that our closest relatives, the great apes, could be decimates by the virus.
Giving Up The Baggie: How You Can Reduce Single Use Plastics
Opting for reusable, sustainable alternatives to plastic wrap, baggies and straws is a great way to start the purge of single use plastics from your life.
Under Cover Of COVID-19, Trump Rollbacks Threaten Environment
Has the Trump administration been taking advantage of the distractions of the Coronavirus & #BlackLivesMatter to scale back environmental rules?
Material Ecology? Building The Future With Nature
Material Ecology describes the process of combining materials science, digital fabrication technologies and organic design to produce techniques and objects informed by the structural, systemic and aesthetic wisdom of nature.
Born With Song: Wang Ping Spreads Art, Poetry & Kinship From The Mississippi To The Yangtze
Born with Song: Wang Ping Spreads Art, Poetry, and Kinship from the Mississippi to the Yangtze.
Environmental Justice: A Black Lives Matter Priority
“Environmental injustice” is on a list of 12 issues Black Lives Matter (BLM) considers pressing right now as part of its #WhatMatters2020 campaign.
Avocados: Not As Green As You Think?
Avocados are grown with lots of water and fertilizer and pesticides, mostly in Central America, and shipped all over the world.