I’ve always loved the Ban Ki Moon quote “There is no Plan B because there is no Planet B.” With no hysteria or panic, it

There is something very disturbing at play when our trash can travel across international borders more easily than we can. Unbeknownst to most of the

When the Green New Deal recently set out objectives to reduce agricultural emissions, sarcastic dismissal from conservative media and politicians was swift. Wyoming Senator

Desertification is defined by NASA as a ‘reduction in the productivity of the land that is not reversible,’ which is evidenced by degradation in the form of

Our oceans are trashed with tons of plastic; a fact well-known and understood by the general public. 60% of plastic is used only once, and

The U.S. was just 240 years old when, in a televised announcement by her 45th president, she kicked her way out of the Paris Climate

Just this year, Idai, one of the most deadly cyclones to hit Africa in decades, made landfall in Mozambique, causing intense rains across Zimbabwe and

In the latter half of 2018, one of the most important environmental law cases to reach the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) in

In 2015 approximately 70% of Hawaii’s electricity was generated by petroleum, a practice both economically and environmentally profligate. That same year the state passed HB 623,