The vast majority of scientists agree that human-caused climate change has played a major role in the recent wildfires and tropical storms that have devastated communities around the world.…
It’s no secret that carbon dioxide emissions from human activity are driving global warming. What's less talked about is the direct impact that these emissions have on earth’s ocean.…
The ocean might be the last thing on your mind when eating a hamburger or chicken nugget, but what we eat is more closely connected to the health of our oceans than many people realize.…
You’ve most likely heard by now that we’re living in a climate emergency. While none of us can know for sure what the world will look like in 10, 20, or 50 years, we’re heading for disaster if our current emissions of greenhouse gasses go unchecked, and a large quantity of those emissions are caused by the systems we use to produce our food. …
All around us is a part of the natural world we often take for granted: air. As the population has continued to rise, bringing with it increased human emissions, poor air quality has become the greatest global environmental health risk.…
In the Amazon rainforest, a howler monkey swings from tree to tree as a family of green winged macaws fly over the forest canopy below.…
Early in the morning, a tractor arrives at the edge of a field and starts to make its way across the vast stretch of land.…
The climate impact of our food system is often overlooked. What we eat generally receives less attention than what we wear or how we travel.…
The western United States is facing historic drought conditions. More than 95% of the region is experiencing drought, and some experts believe we are currently in the grips of a “megadrought”—extreme, prolonged droughts that have occurred throughout history and can last for up to 40 years.…
Meat producers want you to believe that eating meat is natural, but there's nothing natural about factory farming, which imprisons billions of sentient beings and, like fossil fuel production, is a leading cause of large-scale climate destruction.…
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Industrial animal agriculture–raising food for meat and dairy products–is the leading driver of habitat loss in the Amazon and a major contributor to climate change and biodiversity loss globally. This jaguar Amanaci received support after suffering burns from a fire in her habitat, but not all jaguars are so lucky. Will you help end the destructive practices of factory farming and the suffering it brings to wild and farmed animals today?
