Guest post written by Elise Echeverria Supporters of science made their way to Columbus Drive to join the thousands of people participating in Saturday’s March for Science in downtown Chicago. The event, which drew an estimated 40,000 people coincided with this year’s Earth Day, … Read more
You may think that eco-travel is an expensive luxury that only those with with high salaries can partake in. However, this is not true. Sustainable travel doesn’t have to blow your budget. It’s a matter of taking conscience steps towards doing the right thing. … Read more
On April 29, 2017 tens of thousands of people will gather in Washington DC and across the country to march for jobs, justice, and the climate at the Peoples Climate March. Participating in the Climate March will send a clear message to Trump and … Read more
A recent UN report showed that bees and other pollinators are threatened with global extinction — and we rely on them for 75 percent of our food crops. We need to stop killing bees and the best way to do that is making sure … Read more
In response to the Trump Administration’s recent attacks on the Environmental Protection Agency and National Park Service, a newly formed group of agency employees are standing up to fight for what they believe in. The organization was grown to have have a million followers … Read more
You know what we need to see more of? Recycling in hotel rooms. Yosemite Valley Lodge shares its commitment to sustainability by providing a convenient recycling bin inside the room and info card detailing the importance of recycling and conserving water. Located in the … Read more
2017 is on track to being the hottest year ever recorded on earth. According to the studies of three main agencies that track global temperature, 2017 has so far been the warmest year in more than a century. With the average temperatures rising around … Read more