Review: I Am Greta
In August of 2018, a young Swedish girl could be found sitting outside the parliament building in Stockholm, Sweden with a sign that read “School Strike for the Climate.” While few knew who she was back then, the world now knows her by one name: Greta. Teen climate and environmental activist Greta Thunberg has quickly […]
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People Over Plastic: Why Corporations Are Banning Single-Use Plastics
Do you hear the birds chirping? Have you noticed how clear the water is lately? The COVID-19 pandemic has taught us so much about the way we live our lives on our Planet Home. I mean, pre-COVID, I can’t even remember the last time I saw a bird other than a pigeon or a crow. […]
Steven Kotler’s “The Art of Impossible” is a How-To Guide on Making Any Dream a Reality
Solutionist Steven Kotler's "The Art of Impossible" reveals what it takes to accomplish your dreams, no matter how big.
New Years Resolutions for Making a Positive Impact
New years resolutions help us make positive changes in our lives. These resolutions help you make a positive impact on the planet, too!
Is Sustainability Dead? (Sustainable vs. Regenerative)
Working towards a more sustainable lifestyle is very popular right now, but is it enough? Sustainability has historically been the goal of eco-friendly movements, but now there is a newfound effort on the need for regenerative efforts. Regenerative programs are more aggressive than sustainable programs, sustainability by definition means to maintain the current state of […]
Countries Around the World Pledge to Plant Trees
Trees have been human’s trusty friends for centuries. Whether serving as a place to curl up with a good book or to take a short snooze, trees have always been there for us, but is it possible that they can help save the planet, too? With only 10 years left to halt irreversible damage to […]
Planet Over Profit: Corporations Making Changes for the Environment
Corporations have a major impact on the environment. These companies are aiming to be more sustainable.
