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In many ways, the decay of the Salton Sea is the natural conclusion of the corruption of urban living. The problems of the Salton Sea have always revolved around water rights.
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While fast fashion may be affordable at first glance, it carries a large hidden cost in the long run, both for ourselves and our planet.
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You were supposed to meet your friend 10 minutes ago, and you’re running super late. A difficult choice emerges: should you walk and or should you drive?
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Scientists agree the next decade of climate action will be critical in averting catastrophe, but policy in California hasn’t matched the urgency of science.
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I realized the biggest impact I could have rested in helping to create a better equipped and better educated environmental movement.
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The new sanitary habits we are developing in reaction to the COVID-19 pandemic are unexpectedly wasteful, adding an additional burden to the environment.
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The whole reason to fight for a better planet is to help create a world in which every plant, animal and human can thrive and be healthy.
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Young people are often excluded from important decisions. But you shouldn’t let anyone tell you that you’re too young or too naive to be an activist.
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By diving beneath our daily habits, we can see how coffee cultivation contributes to deforestation, loss of biodiversity and glaring human rights abuses.
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The scariest part about warm February is that it makes you feel like you’re too late. But a great remedy for grief is to just get outside.
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