Category: World
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The Hawksbill Turtle: Enamored for Their Shell, But To What Extent?
Sea turtles have graced the earth for 100 million years, making them one of the oldest reptiles still alive today. They have long […]
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Sustainable Fishing in the Arctic
A recent study conducted by the University of Exeter highlights the alarming effects of climate change on the Arctic ecosystem, revealing how rising […]
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New Insights into Conversion of CO2 into Ethanol and Ethylene
The future of our planet may look grim at times; news of forest fires, loss of biodiversity, deforestation, and other environmental problems are […]
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Home Composting
In the U.S., around 60 million tons of food waste are generated every year—the highest amount produced by any country (“Food Waste in […]
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NASA’s New Space Sustainability Division
NASA launched a new Space Sustainability Division to enhance efforts in managing orbital debris and ensuring safer space operations. In an important move […]
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Sustainability During the Solar Eclipse
Millions of people, whether driving for hours for the best view of the total eclipse or just standing on their lawns, stopped what […]
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Conferring for the Climate: Results of COP28
The Conference of the Parties (COP) is an annual gathering where the world’s nations come together to discuss and negotiate strategies to address […]
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2024 Sustainability Goals from the Tech Giants
In January of 2024, major tech companies gathered at the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas to present their newest technology. […]
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Stanleys: Sustainable or just SUS?
Hey there eco-warriors! What’s your go-to beverage buddy these days? For many it’s our trusty Stanley cups. Those sleek, insulated thermos that keep […]
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Pollution Concerns from Rockets
Last year, one company alone, SpaceX, launched almost 100 rockets. Compared to the number of airplanes that fly every year, this number may […]
