Sewage sludge, the solid material left after wastewater treatment, is often spread on farmland and sold as fertilizer. But wastewater treatment doesn’t remove or destroy PFAS, “forever chemicals” like ...
Sewage sludge, the solid material left after wastewater treatment, is often spread on farmland and sold as fertilizer. But wastewater treatment doesn’t remove or destroy PFAS, “forever chemicals” like ...
Every bite you take has a backstory, and these days, plastic is part of it. From the farm where our food is grown to the fork that brings it to our mouths, single-use plastic follows our meals at ...
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Climbing carbon emissions are causing the nutritional value of plants to fall, bringing many potential harms to human health.
Feeling anxious about the state of the world? Get outside and clean up. Discover how community cleanups can boost your mental health and help the planet.
Explore how legislative riders shaped wildlife and ocean policy, and why two proposed NDAA amendments could reshape federal forests and public review today.
Poland, England, and Spain are rewriting school lunch policy to promote healthier futures for kids. Could this be the future ...
Spices thrive in just a few regions worldwide. Learn how healthier ecosystems and sustainable farming are helping protect their future.
For many shoppers, terms like “eco-friendly,” “sustainably sourced,” or “recycled material” are enough to convince them to purchase a piece of clothing. In fact, 65% of fashion consumers have been ...
Earth Day began as an act of collective belief — a conviction that ordinary people, organized and determined, could force a reckoning with the most powerful industrial interests in the world. That ...
Pulitzer prize winning poet Mary Oliver got her start in the woods, fiddling with miniature twig and grass huts. In the forest surrounding her childhood home in the suburbs of Cleveland, Ohio, hands ...