As the world transitions to cleaner sources of energy in response to the climate crisis, the energy sector is facing significant reduction in demand for fossil fuel products. To hedge against shrinking demand from […]

On November 25, 2020 Skeptical Science Inc. became a registered nonprofit organization and on March 17, 2021 our application to the U.S. Internal Revenue Service for 501(c)(3) status was approved. In this blog […]

Deforestation and other threats faced by indigenous peoples in the Amazon region have increased dramatically in recent years. In all likelihood, those will increase even further due to the lack of regulation and […]

Environment America joined national and local conservation groups, commercial fishing interests, and the outdoor recreation industry to submit a letter on Tuesday March 30,  to the Biden administration calling […]

Deforestation and other threats faced by indigenous peoples in the Amazon region have increased dramatically in recent years. In all likelihood, those will increase even further due to the lack of regulation and […]

Amphibian populations around the world have been declining at a rapid pace, and engineers and scientists are in a race to understand what is happening and how to save these species. Researchers have developed […]

It is no secret that Japanese banks are the top lenders for the global coal industry, funding the acceleration of the climate crisis worldwide. 2021 marks a critical year for Japan as the government looks to […]

Engineering for Change’s Research Fellowship has evolved this year through a unique collaboration with Autodesk Foundation. As a result, fellows will engage in the established program of study, research into t […]

In 2017, the Trudeau Liberals pledged to end the sale of all new petroleum-powered vehicles within 23 years. It was a bold step at the time, when electric vehicles (EVs) accounted for just 1% of auto industry […]

Nature Climate Change celebrates 10 years of obfuscation The Nature Publishing Group (a prestige division of Springer Nature; think “Cadillac” in the General Motors panoply) is distinguished not only by what we’re […]

We’ve selected five beauties for you below to reply to, with some suggested messaging. Simply click on the tweet and reply to them.  Or, you can pick your own tweets from these fossil fuel company accounts and ma […]

As we enter the spring of 2021, we are already well into the decisive decade. By 2030, the United States needs to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 50–65 percent below 2005 levels to limit climate change to 1 […]

What if you could finance green home improvements—such as efficient new windows, a heat pump, added insulation, solar PV, even resilience upgrades—as part of your mortgage when buying or refinancing your home? Not […]

While Canadians hunkered down in their homes last year, plant protein sales surged 30% in this country, and food chains and manufacturers are scrambling to keep up with demand. Maple Leaf Foods just announced a […]

TAMPA, Fla. – The controlled release of contaminated wastewater from the retired Piney Point phosphate production plant could spell environmental catastrophe for Tampa Bay.

Article from Talk Business & Politics Global nonprofit The Sustainability Consortium (TSC) recently released a study featuring Cassville, Mo.-based recycler Marck Recycling that shows more work is needed to i […]

Mary Katherine Moore Creative AssociateContact person by emailRead more about Mary Katherine Moore Thursday, April 1, 2021 Here in the Sunshine State, Environment Florida is working to ensure our state’s f […]

Thursday, April 1, 2021 Procter & Gamble’s new forest policies demonstrate a disappointing lack of commitment 

Several Colorado developers are forgoing fossil fuels and building all-electric, affordable housing units. These developers view all-electric as an attractive option for both new developments and retrofits due to […]