Corporate climate action: A matter of policy

The time for companies sitting on the sidelines on climate policy — or saying one thing and doing another — is running out.

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Corporate climate action: A matter of policy

The decarbonization ideals underlying the Green New Deal are not unattainable

Massive electrification will bring about a new American abundance.

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The decarbonization ideals underlying the Green New Deal are not unattainable

Recycling Mystery: Garden Hoses

As winter approaches, it’s time for many homeowners to put … The post Recycling Mystery: Garden Hoses appeared first on Earth911.com.

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Survey Results: Solar Panels on Your Home?

Thanks to those of you who responded to last week’s … The post Survey Results: Solar Panels on Your Home? appeared first on Earth911.com.

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Success in sustainability combines these 3 ingredients

It’s time for companies to stop being humble and modest about their environmental achievements.

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Success in sustainability combines these 3 ingredients

From plastic straws to a sea change for plastic

It’s time for some big thinking — and concrete action — on plastic waste.

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From plastic straws to a sea change for plastic

It’s time to level with people about climate change

Its impacts are already a part of the story. How will you take charge of the narrative?

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Earth Day Quiz #5: The Final Test

Earth Day is almost here, so it’s time for one … The post Earth Day Quiz #5: The Final Test appeared first on Earth911.com.

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Lloyd’s chairman: Businesses are under-insured against climate

The U.S. has suffered 15 separate billion-dollar extreme weather events so far this year. It’s time for climate-skeptical businesses to wake up.

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The dark side of digitally tracking endangered species

The data could make it easier for poachers to find animals and plants that scientists are trying to protect.

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