Companies Continue to Deny Responsibility for Deadly PFAS Emissions
PFAS is being emitted by companies that are paying fines and continuing to operate.
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Divestment Isn’t a Real Climate Solution
Divestment seems like such a crystal clear answer to the fossil fuel problem, but in real life, circumstances are a lot messier.
Sustainable Fishing Challenges, Approaches: An Angler’s Perspective
While it’s nice to support the little guy over “Big Fishing,” there’s another, perhaps more important and direct reason to support reforms designed to eliminate overfishing: food security.
Crews Race, but It’s Always Too Late
As crews race to save oily beaches or prevent spills from happening at all, remember that violence against people, wildlife and natural systems is, for many, an acceptable evil, and the cost of modern convenience.
Legal Barriers to the Development and Use of Renewable Energies
Renewable energies are gaining a lot of popularity as more people focus on reducing their carbon footprint.
How to Have an Eco-friendly Business
The first step is the hardest, but you must start from somewhere in order to make a difference.
13 Fascinating Facts About Self-Driving Cars
A study published in Science Direct shows that out of the motor vehicle collisions studied, 64.2 percent of those involving autonomous vehicles were rear-end accidents, compared to 28.3 percent of accidents involving conventional vehicles.
How to Clean Solar Panels on Garden Lights
Cleaning and maintenance are necessary for all home products, including solar panels on yard lighting. It allows your yard lights to glow as brightly as possible.
Survey Shows Most Americans Are Preserving Their Plastics
Poll suggests Americans strive to be environmentally friendly when it comes to reusing or recycling plastics.
The Slow Drain of an Expensive Collapse
Complexity is costly. Civilization’s bills are coming due. An expensive collapse lies ahead, and no political will to fix it.