Climate Change: Not My Problem (But Whose Is It?) Today, climate change is a well-known fact, but for years it was a hotly debated topic. While there are still some climate deniers, the majority of people have finally accepted the harsh truth that we’re facing. There’s no longer room for debate – we’ve had the …
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Could Cultivated Meat Aid Our Climate Change Issue? Why The New Industry Has Experts Saying ‘Holy Cow’ By Ginny Dorn We’ve long known that meat production is one of the worst industries for our environment, and the evidence continues to stack against it. According to the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization, 5.8% of the annual …
Revolutionary Outcomes of COP 26: What the Annual Meeting Means for Our Future In November, 120 world leaders met at COP26 to discuss climate change and determine how we can best proceed toward lowering emissions and limiting our rising temperature. While the COP meets annually, this year’s conference brought about a global renewed …
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Capturing Carbon from the Air: The Futuristic Technology that Might Solve the Climate Crisis By Ginny Dorn According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), the world currently has 19 direct air capture (DAC) plants in operation. In total, these plants are capturing 0.1 Mt of CO2 per year. While carbon capture and sequestration is an …
Why Talking About Climate Change Is More Important Now More Than Ever By Ginny Dorn The global temperature has risen 1.18 degrees since 1880. While that might sound like an incredibly small adjustment, that tiny shift in our climate has had significant impacts on our planet that continue to worsen. The ice sheets are melting …
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Natural Gas: A Bridge to Clean Energy or Climate Change Scam? By Ginny Dorn Natural gas has seen widespread acceptance due to its emissions, which are much lower than those of coal. The public has been sold an idea: natural gas is a bridge to cross on the way to green energy, a step in …
Earth Day occurs each year on April 22. Starting in 1970, we agreed to devote one day each year to celebrating and protecting the environment. Here’s the thing: the environment is necessary for our survival. So why don’t we treat every day like Earth Day? With the temperature climbing and sea levels rising (20 centimeters …
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Earth Day began back in 1970, but it’s more important than ever in 2021. With the glaciers retreating and ice sheets shrinking – Antarctica loses roughly 148 billion tons of ice each year – the results of climate change are happening right in front of our eyes. (Climate Change Evidence: How Do We Know? 2021) …
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