In 1969, industrial debris dumped into the Cuyahoga River that runs through Cleveland, Ohio piled up under a railway bridge and caught fire. While the fire itself did not last long, the news of this incident spread nationally and it… Read More »A River Runs Through It
When one is looking at recent health and safety disasters, it’s best to start with the root of the problem: profit. Of course, even outfits that call themselves non-profit have to take in at least as much as they spend. … Read More »Short Term Is A Problem
In our “Sustainable Voices” series, we aim to talk with a diverse set of leaders tackling climate change and sustainability challenges, highlighting their journeys into the field and offering advice for others looking to take action. In this installment,… Read More »Saving the Earth and Your Wallet: A Profile of Sustainability Expert Ashlee Piper
As I flipped through childhood photos taken more than 20 years ago, my eyes landed on an old air conditioner in the background, still functional, quietly outliving the promises of today’s throwaway technology. It was a silent reminder of an… Read More »Collapse to Cradle: Reclaiming Product Longevity in the Age of Waste
In our new “Sustainable Voices” series, we aim to talk with a diverse set of leaders tackling climate change and sustainability challenges, highlighting their journeys into the field and offering advice for others looking to take action. In this installment,… Read More »Financing the Fight Against Climate Change: A Profile of ClimateDoor’s Nick Findler
Despite the promises, food costs, including eggs and other staples, remain high. From grocery store shelves to dining out, food prices are climbing, and it’s not just affecting families on a tight budget. Meal planning and grocery shopping are ever… Read More »Lower Your Food Costs
It would be easy to despair over climate change. After all, not only was 2024 the hottest year in recorded history, it was also when the world crossed the 1.5 C threshold that nearly every government pledged to avoid. But there are things we can still do, as individuals and together, to address, and hopefully reverse, the impact of global warming.
2024 is on track to be one of the hottest years ever recorded. Severe climate impacts are becoming impossible to ignore for businesses and investors worldwide. Rising temperatures, intensifying climate shocks, and disruptions to industries and supply chains underscore the… Read More »COP29: A Turning Point for Sustainable Investing
Green mortgages are becoming more popular with home buyers and homeowners who want sustainability in their financial lives. But what are green mortgages and how do they operate? Green mortgages (Energy Efficient Mortgages, or EEMs) are loans designed to… Read More »Why Choose a Green Mortgage?
Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) virus is a rare but severe and potentially fatal virus transmitted primarily by mosquitoes. EEE primarily affects horses, but humans can also contract it. Most cases in the United States occur in the gulf coast and… Read More »EEE Virus – A Warming Danger