Newsletter Photo by Christopher Ryan on Unsplash How to stop wasting food on Thanksgiving and what to do with leftovers Americans waste 312 million tons of food on Thanksgiving alone. Try taking a smaller first portion to keep your feast out of the landfill.
commons.wikimedia.org The forest in your chocolate Global demand for chocolate, not least during the holiday season, has devoured tropical forests where cocoa trees grow.
Top Story Photo by Jed Owen on Unsplash The climate impact of your Thanksgiving meal Here's how Thanksgiving foods stack up, emissions-wise.
commons.wikimedia.org Swimming warning as raw sewage spilt into bathing holiday hot spots 25,000 times in a year Brits wanting a dip at holiday hot spots have been warned after raw sewage spilt into coastal waters 25,000 in the past year.
Impacts Photo by Cullen Jones on Unsplash State climatologist links holiday wildfire risk to climate change Oklahoma’s climatologist says there will be significant fire risk in the state on Christmas Eve and climate change is a reason.
Newsletter www.salon.com Did the pandemic stave off climate change? Here's what the science says Shortly after the COVID-19 pandemic caused international lockdowns, a meme surfaced: the words "nature is healing" overlain on a scene of environmental recovery, perhaps a shot of crystal-clear skies over an oft-polluted city.
Solutions www.nytimes.com How to do Thanksgiving with less waste For environmental advocates, it includes small measures like reusing ingredients, and broader efforts like rethinking our relationship to the holiday.
A Pennsylvania fracking company with more than 2,000 environmental violations selected for federal environmental justice funding
Op-ed: “I’m sorry, I can’t hear you” — disabling environments in Cancer Alley and the Ohio River Valley
