Why Plastic Soup Made Me Rethink Every Piece of Plastic I Touch
Does the plastic you throw away today end up inside the fish you eat tomorrow? I asked myself that question … Read more
Does the plastic you throw away today end up inside the fish you eat tomorrow? I asked myself that question … Read more
Ever wonder why you feel that familiar emptiness right after buying something new? That split second where the excitement fades … Read more
J.B. MacKinnon’s The Day the World Stops Shopping is a thought-provoking work of investigative journalism that presents a radical thought … Read more
Did you know that a country with 80% less income than the United States has a higher life expectancy, and … Read more
Did you know that the world’s richest 1 percent now own more wealth than the other 99 percent combined, while … Read more
Do you ever feel like you’re running faster just to stay in the same place, not just in your personal … Read more
Have you ever stood in the grocery aisle, stared at a cucumber shrink-wrapped in plastic, and thought—this is insane, but … Read more
The news cycle gives you climate change in fragments: a wildfire here, a flood there, a graph that spikes and … Read more
Why does a boy from Brooklyn feel more at home dodging stingrays in a Peruvian swamp than he ever did … Read more
Eco-fiction is a genre of literature that focuses on the relationship between humans and the natural world, often highlighting environmental … Read more
Do you ever lie awake at night wondering if the next climate disaster will hit your hometown, and whether anyone … Read more
If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by “Arctic climate change” headlines, Frostlines turns the abstract crisis into specific, unforgettable human-and-animal stories. … Read more
The Breath of the Gods: The History and Future of the Wind by Simon Winchester is the book you turn … Read more
We are living through a human-driven die-off so fast and far-reaching that even scientists borrow the language of catastrophe to … Read more
Extreme heat, heat waves, and wet-bulb temperature are not abstractions anymore; they’re the daily grammar of climate change, and Jeff … Read more
The book under review, The Anthropocene Reviewed: Essays on a Human-Centered Planet by John Green, was published on May 18, … Read more
Researchers from Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University (NTU) have established a link between fine particulate matter (PM2.5) air pollution and an … Read more
A single tree does a surprising amount of quiet work. It holds soil in place, shades the ground, shelters birds … Read more