Could Spotted Lanternflies Be a Good Thing?
Lanternflies have promoted conservation of important plants, civic duty relating to the environment, and coming up with solutions.
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Individual Action Isn’t the Only Spotted Lanternfly Solution
The spotted lanternfly has invaded the Northeast and mid-Atlantic, threatening many plants and crops. How is the public being informed?
Funding Returns for the Superfund
The Superfund program was designed to be paid for by a tax on chemical and oil companies and now needs more funding.
Monarch Butterflies: What’s Next for the IUCN’s New Endangered Species
Monarch butterflies are a scientifically unique, economically valuable, and are now under threat from climate change.
Five Key Objectives of the Inflation Reduction Act
On August 7, 2022, the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) was passed in a 51-to-50 vote by the United States Senate.
What Do Climate Change and Inflation Have to Do With One Another?
Last weekend, the Inflation Reduction Act narrowly passed the Senate. What is it, and how does it connect climate change with inflation?
What Comes Next for Fracking in Louisiana?
The Haynesville Shale spans parts of Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas, and accounts for almost 13% of natural gas production in the U.S.
Four Things to Know About the U.N.’s Newest Human Right
On July 28 the United Nations declared that access to a healthy environment is now a universal human right.
U.N. Declares Clean and Healthy Environment a Universal Human Right
The U.N. passed a resolution declaring that access to a clean, healthy, and sustainable environment is a universal human right.
What Is the Future of Skiing in a Warmer Climate?
In the U.S., ski and snowboarding resorts are a 3 billion dollar industry, and there are many incentives to ensuring their future prosperity.
If 90% of the Atlantic Ocean’s Plankton Were Gone, We Would Know About It
Many climate myths were circulating online last week, such as plankton endangerment, climate-induced lockdowns, and downplayed heatwaves.
Plankton, Weather, and Lockdowns: Climate Misinformation Spreads Around the Internet
Many climate myths were circulating online last week, such as plankton endangerment, climate-induced lockdowns, and downplayed heatwaves.