The Cannabis Industry Consumes Over 1% Of Total U.S. Electricity
Most U.S. cannabis is grown in greenhouses with sophisticated climate-control systems and high-powered lights that require a lot of energy.
-
How Puerto Rico’s El Yunque National Forest Responded...
-
Where’s Wally: Tales of a Missing Walrus
-
Climate Change Might Mean More Jellyfish, What Does...
-
Why Is Palm Oil So Controversial?
-
5 Terrible Animal Names That Are Still Preferable...
-
How Climate Change and Overfishing Affect the Ocean’s...
-
What the Great Barrier Reef’s Collapse Would Mean...
-
ADHD: How Environmental Toxins Affect the Brain
-
The Amazon Rainforest: How Is It Threatened and...
-
Screw Climate Change. We Ranked the Bananas.
-
Why Do Landslides Happen and How Have We...
-
Where Does Climate Anxiety Come From?
-
What Issues Are Sea Turtles Facing and What...
-
The Cannabis Industry Consumes Over 1% Of Total...
-
How Do We Decarbonize Electricity While Keeping Up...
-
Ice Sheets: Why Ice Melt in Antarctica and...
-
PFAS: How Climate Change Could Worsen the ‘Forever...
-
Yosemite National Park: How Visitors Affect the Environment
Podcast
-
-
Annual Average Temperatures Aren’t the Best Climate Change Indicator
A blip over 1.5°C in a single year does not mean we failed our goals, and year-to-year averages are not necessarily measuring climate change.
-
What Is Sustainable Housing and How Do We Achieve It?
Sustainable houses can look quite normal and achieve carbon emission cuts, water conservation, and long-term cost savings.
-
Climate Change Is Linked to Sexual and Reproductive Health
The draft opinion of SCOTUS to overturn Roe v. Wade's precedent sparks conversations connecting climate change and reproductive health.
-
How Puerto Rico’s El Yunque National Forest Responded to Hurricane Maria
The only tropical forest in the U.S. houses endangered species and sources half of the water supply for the San Juan metro area.
-
Is “Emergency” the Right Framing for Southern California’s Water Shortage?
When climate change shows water availability in Southern CA is only getting worse, is calling it an “emergency” giving false hope of an end?
-
Extreme Rains Could Impact Water Pollution
About 10 trillion gallons of untreated stormwater runoff, containing sewage, trash, and toxins, enters U.S. waterways from cities every year.
-
How Did Earth Day 2022 Compare to the First Earth Day?
52 years since the first celebration, as climate change becomes more and more serious, has Earth Day lost a bit of its charm?
-
Climate Change Is Forcing Millions of People to Move
Climate migration disproportionately affects developing countries in the Global South, but is also increasingly prevalent in the U.S.
-
Scientists Are Becoming Activists. That’s Not Normal.
Over 1,000 scientists in over 25 countries took part in climate protests last week, risking their careers and reputations in the process.
0 Comments