Lizzy Rosenberg is a Brooklyn-based writer, and Associate editor at Distractify.
'Climate disadvantaged communities' are those most susceptible to the impact of climate change, including coastal communities and those by industrial sites.
The United States is set to establish its first fleet of electric garbage trucks this year, which are expected to debut in Phoenix, Arizona this autumn.
Dormant volcanoes could be sources of geothermal energy. Canada is making progress in this area. Iceland and New Zealand already rely on geothermal.
Several predators are making a comeback in Europe – including bears, wolves, bison and eagles – according to the new European Wildlife Comeback report.
By investing millions in building solar panels atop canals, California hopes to fight the ongoing drought and simultaneously produce renewable energy.
Mindful meditation has been proven to improve focus, ease psychological symptoms such as stress, depression, and anxiety, and increase mental resilience.
A new year-round ozone hole has been discovered above the tropics, scientists are trying to figure out the impact on our world's ecosystem and humankind.
In a lab, coral larvae was successfully regrown on underwater steel and concrete. Now one company is creating coral reefs on four offshore wind turbines.
The humpback whale has been removed from the endangered list in Australia, but environmental groups are concerned that the move could prove premature.
Renewable natural gas is seen as a breakthrough clean energy, but what exactly is it - and is it as sustainable as energy sources like wind and solar?
The metaverse has already established a big presence in our society, but it has potential to cause a large environmental impact. Here's what we can do.
For years, poachers were the main threat to the mortality of the rhinoceros population in Nepal. Now the number one enemy of the rhino could be climate change.
California's move to generate clean energy from floating wind farms could convert the state to using 60% renewable electricity by 2030 and 100% by 2045.
Wild relatives of popular crops are being driven to extinction through the changing climate, including potatoes, avocados and vanilla.
Research has shown ocean dead zones - where marine life can't survive - have nearly quadrupled across the globe since 1950. Here's what you need to know.
