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Why Are Rising Sea Levels a Bad Thing for Humanity's Future?
Sea levels have been rising steadily over the past century, but few people understand the long-term consequences of an entirely elevated ocean.Support These Intersectional Environmental Organizations for Black History Month
Black History Month starts on Feb. 1 — consider donating to these Black environmental organizations, to support intersectional environmentalism.An Atmospheric River Storm Is Causing Mudslides in California — Here's What That Means
What is an atmospheric river storm? Coastal and low-lying parts of California are currently experiencing floods and mudslides due to a massive storm.Scientific Study Proves That the "Greta Thunberg Effect" Is Real
A new study found that the “Greta Thunberg effect” has caused more people in the U.S. to get involved in climate action.What Is Sustainable Forestry? Behind the Term That Sounds Like an Oxymoron
Deforestation is a global problem, but the solution to this devastating drain on natural resources might be found in sustainable forestry.Global Ice Loss Is Catching Up to Worst-Case Scenario Predictions
The global ice loss rate — aka melting ice sheets — is higher than ever before.Week One in Office: What the Biden Administration Has Done for the Environment So Far
From day one in office, the Biden Administration has overturned several Trump-era environmental policies for the good of the climate and planet Earth.9 Songs About Climate Change That Are Absolute Fire
There are numerous songs about climate change out there, by a number of popular artists, from Pitbull to Joni Mitchell.You've Heard of the Arctic Tundra, but What Is the Arctic Rainforest?
Does the Arctic have a rainforest? Scientists have discovered a frozen rainforest from hundreds of years ago, located several layers beneath the ice.Greta Thunberg Lends Her Voice to The 1975's New Song: "Everything Needs to Change"
Greta Thunberg and The 1975 teamed up on a new song called "The 1975," where the activist encourages listeners to rebel.Biden to Rejoin Paris Agreement on Inauguration Day, Among 17 Executive Actions
Joe Biden will rejoin the Paris Agreement and cancel the Keystone XL pipeline on his first day as president.Is the U.S. Really Leaving the Paris Climate Agreement on Nov. 4?
Is the U.S. really leaving the Paris Agreement on Nov. 4, 2020?Biden to Reportedly Cancel the Keystone XL Pipeline
President-elect Joe Biden plans to cancel the Keystone XL pipeline immediately upon assuming the role of president, multiple sources report.COVID-19 Is Slowing Climate Progress, Report Finds
The COVID-19 pandemic is taking a massive toll on our global economy, which could ultimately delay our efforts to fight and curb the climate crisis.Why Are Emissions Bad for the Environment?
Carbon and emissions of other greenhouse gases are patently bad for the environment, but understanding why means taking a moment to recognize the science of it all.What Are Hydrofluorocarbons and How Do They Affect the Environment?
Hydrofluorocarbons are some of the most destructive greenhouse gases out there, but what can we do about the effect they are having on our ozone?Biden’s Cabinet Picks So Far Mark a New Chapter for U.S. Climate Action
Biden's Cabinet so far sets records and shows how he will be prioritizing climate issues during his administration.NASA Deems 2020 the Hottest Year in Recorded History
NASA found 2020 to be the hottest year on record, just barely edging out the previous record holder.Next Global Climate Strike Announced for March 2021: Everything We Know
2021’s first Global Climate Strike will take place on March 19, with Greta Thunberg's support.What Is Prince Charles' Terra Carta? Behind His Efforts to Protect the Environment
What is Prince Charles' Terra Carta? The U.K. royal recently presented a document in an effort to protect the environment from climate injustices.Dalai Lama Sits Down With Greta Thunberg: “There Is Real Hope From Our Younger Generation”
The 14th Dalai Lama praised Greta Thunberg for renewing humanity’s hope surrounding climate action.Humans Could Completely Destroy the Amazon Rainforest by 2064
The Amazon rainforest could dry up past the point of no return by 2064, and essentially collapse, according to a new study.Looking to Help Combat Climate Change? Donate to These Sustainability Charities
If you're looking to help combat the effects of global warming, donate money to any one of these highly praised climate change charities.Due to Climate Change, Only 5 Percent of U.S. Rivers Are Still Blue
Climate change has affected rivers so much that a whopping one-third of long rivers across the U.S. have changed color over the past few decades.Recycling Is Supposed to Change the Planet — Here's Where Our System Is Ineffective
Pollution may be as persistent as ever, and while recycling is a solid step toward lowering your impact, the U.S.'s recycling system is faulty.Is Humankind Completely Liable for Global Warming? Here's What Experts Think
Is climate change completely caused by humankind? Here's what we think, based on the leading climate change contributors.A Democratic Senate Would Be Groundbreaking for the Climate
What exactly would a Democratic Senate mean for the climate? Rev. Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff's victories would be huge for the environment.Alaska Judge Approves Trump’s Oil Drilling Plan for Arctic Refuge
Did we save the Arctic refuge? It's been a harrowing battle to save the natural lands, conservation efforts still haven't been completely successful.What Types of Chemicals Are Used in Fracking? They're Seriously Harming the Planet
Fracking is one of the most deplorable methods for extracting natural gas known to man, but did you know that the process also involves gallons of potentially-toxic chemicals as well?Ocean Acidification: Why the Earth's Oceans Are Becoming More Acidic
Earth's oceans are changing, becoming more acidic, and the reasons behind this gradual acidification are directly related to humanity.COVID-19 Could Cause the Greatest Emissions Dive the World Has Seen Since World War II
COVID-19 lockdowns are curtailing emissions, and experts predict emission drops could reach World War II levels.What Emissions Do Cars Produce? It's Not Just CO2
Cars are one of the biggest producers of carbon emissions in the world today, but it isn’t just carbon dioxide they’re putting into the atmosphere, it’s other potentially hazardous emissions as well.What Does Net-Zero Emissions Mean?
Avoiding the worst of what climate change has to offer might mean cutting global emissions by half in the next decade, but what does net-zero emissions mean and how do we achieve it?What Are U.S. Carbon Emissions by Year?
Carbon emissions are one of the most prevalent problems facing our environment today and the U.S. accounts for a startling amount of that pollution.Coral Reefs Are Dying Out Due to Coral Bleaching — Here's What That Means
Why are coral reefs important? Keep reading for everything you need to know about how they maintain biodiversity in our earth's oceans.Desertification: Everything You Need to Know
The environmental aftereffects of something like desertification are easy to imagine, but what causes these things to happen and what does desertification actually do to a region?Deforestation vs. Logging: Here's the Key Difference
The difference between deforestation and logging is one of mere words, but no matter what you call it, the unchecked loss of our forests and rainforests is rapidly destroying our planet.How Climate Change Hurts Coral Reefs
Climate change is a threat to every life on this planet and one of the most severely impacted ecosystems has been that of the rapidly diminishing coral reefs.Croatia Was Just Hit by a Catastrophic 6.4-Magnitude Earthquake — What to Know
Central Croatia was rocked by a 6.4-magnitude earthquake on Dec. 29, 2020, which caused widespread damage across the Eastern European country.In 2020's Final Twist, Trump Gives $35B to Climate in Second COVID-19 Relief Bill
Trump actually signed the second COVID-19 relief bill. Of the $2.3 trillion package, $35 billion is going toward climate investments.What Is the Transportation and Climate Initiative? Behind the Regional Climate Agreement
What is the Transportation and Climate initiative? Although it's a regional pact to lower greenhouse gas emissions, more states may sign in.What Is Ecological Succession and How Does It Shape the Environment?
Understanding ecological succession is not nearly as difficult as it sounds, especially if you understand the basic principles of evolution.Who Is Jennifer Granholm? The Former Gov. Tapped As Biden’s Secretary of Energy
Biden's latest Cabinet pick is Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm as the Secretary of Energy.Climate Groups Applaud Biden's Nomination of Gina McCarthy to Key Climate Position
Gina McCarthy and Ali Zaidi will reportedly advise Joe Biden on climate issues.Leonardo DiCaprio Urges Public to Oppose Gibbstown Fossil Fuel Project — How to Help
What exactly is the Gibbstown fossil fuel project? And has the project been approved to begin construction?Who Is Tom Vilsack? Biden Reportedly Nominates “Mr. Monsanto” As Agriculture Secretary
Biden reportedly plans to appoint Tom Vilsack, aka “Mr. Monsanto,” as the Secretary of Agriculture.Here's What Will Happen, if the Arctic's Ice Caps Actually Melt
What happens if the Arctic melts? If the ice caps in the North pole end up completely melting, sea levels will rise and habitats will be demolished.Cape Cod Sea Turtles Are Currently in Recovery From Cold Stunning — What That Means
What is cold stunning? A species of sea turtles off Cape Cod, Mass., are suffering from a cold stunning event, and are currently in rehabilitation.Denmark Ending Fossil Fuel Extraction in the North Sea, Setting the Tone for Neighboring Countries
Denmark just announced plans to end fossil fuel exploration and extraction in the North Sea.Climate Change Already Has a Death Toll — Here Are the Exact Numbers
Apparently, climate change is already killing people, according to a recent Lancet Report, so here's the death toll due to climate change so far.