Cranberries are a vital crop in the U.S., deeply intertwined with the nation’s agricultural economy and cultural identity. Grown predominantly in Massachusetts, New Jersey and Wisconsin, cranberries contribute significantly to regional economies.
What is the status of the monarch butterfly in the U.S.
The monarch butterfly, known for its awe-inspiring migration across North America, has become a symbol of both ecological wonder and environmental decline.
Is it true that glass recycling isn’t worthwhile
Glass recycling has long been touted as a sustainable way to reduce waste and conserve resources. But in recent years—while glass remains theoretically recyclable and environmentally friendly
Are mainstream dish soaps really that bad for the planet?
Popular dish soaps often claim to easily tackle grease, leave dishes sparkling clean and uphold commitments to sustainability and safety. But these promises are often misleading.
How can we design houses and buildings that are resilient to climate change, that can survive
Since the frequency and intensity of floods, wildfires and heat waves has increased due to climate change, the U.S. housing market has become steadily more volatile.
How is crowdsourcing of data gathering helping us keep track of environmental issues?
Crowdsourcing is transforming how we monitor ecological challenges by harnessing the collective efforts of individuals, communities and organizations.
Now that we are a few decades into the process of removing dams, how are the fish ecosystems doing?
Dams, often built to generate hydroelectric power, store water and control floods, have significant negative impacts.
Is it true that using robots can help us reduce our carbon footprint?
Robots are increasingly integral to addressing environmental challenges, from cleaning oceans to aiding reforestation.
I often find old tennis balls in a nearby park, likely lost by dog owners.
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.
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