Tennis balls, primarily made from rubber and synthetic materials, do not biodegrade and can persist in the environment for years.
Have extreme weather events in places like Asheville, NC made people rethink “climate refuges.”
The concept of the “climate refuge,” or a location relatively unaffected by extreme weather phenomena, arose in response to the growing frequency of tornadoes, hurricanes, flooding, droughts and other disasters.
How were elephant seals saved from extinction?
Seals, often referred to as “dogs of the sea” for their notable cuteness, are one of the most prevalent marine mammals in the world
Are road salts and other de-icing chemicals bad for the environment?
Are road salts and other de-icing chemicals bad for the environment? And if, so are greener alternatives available?
Is the so-called “greening” of Antarctica as its ice melts actually helping to prevent climate change
As Antarctica warms due to climate change, an unexpected phenomenon is occurring: the “greening” of the continent. As ice melts, certain areas once covered in snow and ice are becoming hospitable to algae and other plant life.
Is there an environmental/climate impact of the huge growth in the live music
The live music industry has skyrocketed over the last few decades. In 2023, the multinational Live Nation Entertainment reported 145 million fans attending 50,000 live events worldwide.
Is transitioning to more electric vehicles (EVs) good or bad for the economy overall?
According to the S&P Global Motility Forecast, EV sales have surged so substantially over the past two decades that about 50 percent of the vehicles on the road by 2040 are projected to be electric.
What are some video games that educate young people about environmental issues?
As the climate crisis gets more pressing, video games are emerging as powerful tools to educate young people about environmental issues. Games offer an interactive, engaging platform where players can explore complex challenges like climate change, conservation and sustainability.
How are efforts to electrify school buses coming along?
Over 21 million children ride the school bus each day, making student transportation the largest U.S. mass transit system.
How is climate change causing increased gastrointestinal distress?
Gastrointestinal (GI) distress, including diarrhea, vomiting and foodborne illness, is on the rise globally, coinciding with increasing concerns over climate change, which is known to impact human health in many ways.
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