How Green Are Electric Vehicles? (Part 2)
Even though most parts of electric vehicles can be reused or recycled, there’s one in particular that can be difficult to deal with: the battery.
Global Warming Wear Blog
How Green Are Electric Vehicles? (Part 1)
The process of making electric vehicles (especially the production of lithium-ion batteries) uses more energy than you would expect.
A World Without Wetlands: Why are They Disappearing? (Part 2)
Wetlands are some of the most productive habitats on the planet. Yet, they’re disappearing at an alarming rate!
A World Without Wetlands: Why are They Important? (Part 1)
Did you know that wetlands are disappearing three times faster than forests?
Microplastics 101: What Can You Do? (Part 2)
Here are some easy ways to avoid microplastics at home...
Microplastics 101: How Bad is The Problem (Part I)
When we talk about plastic pollution, most people think of large plastics, but there's another issue that often goes unnoticed.
Environmental and Livelihood Conflicts: California's Water Crisis
Californians have a complicated relationship with water. The state has had about a decade of drought.
Environmentalism Part XI: Environmental Movements for Long-term Success
Environmental problems cannot be solved without environmental organizations that meet environmentalist goals as well as the needs of people living in those areas.
Environmentalism Part X: Conservation Groups
There are organizations all over the world that help to raise environmental awareness, alongside additional efforts in concrete terms to save wildlife, and create sustainable environments.
Environmentalism Part IX: Thirsty Earth
Many areas of the globe are experiencing water scarcity. Depletions of underground water sources known as aquifers, drought, and pollution of freshwater supplies are all responsible for these situations.
Environmentalism Part VIII: How Can We Limit The Ill Effects Of Mining?
Environmental damage caused by mining methods such as mountaintop removal (MTR), which destroys soil, vegetation, and animal habitats, is widespread.