Major environmental nonprofit organizations Greenfaith and Groundswell are joining forces this fall to take action against climate change.
The Newark Bike Project in Newark, Delaware, does way more than just service bikes. They—and other shops like them—are serving as a community gathering point for sustainable living.
Local churches, synagogues, mosques, and other faith communities are stepping up to take action to protect community members from environmental injustices. In doing so, they’re sending a strong message—one we must support.
As a reluctant climate activist, I know that climate change can be discouraging. But if you have the chance to attend a rally, you might start to feel better. (Chanting optional.)
Paris is going car-free for a day. And this September, so is D.C. But for many people, that’s just not an option. How can we make going car-free more inclusive?
Fully renewable—that means no fossil fuels, no natural gas. This move is momentous for sustainability and affordability.
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The D.C. regulators decided that a merger between Pepco and Exelon wouldn't properly protect and benefit customers.
This innovative school switched to wind power—and in the process, they taught their students the meaning of everyday sustainability power.
All right. Let's go back to the beginning here. What IS a carbon footprint, and why's it important to calculate?
Buying in bulk SOUNDS eco-friendly. But sometimes it just contributes to more waste. Here are some clear, easy ways to make "bulk" count.
LEGO bricks—what can’t you do with them? But the company is digging deep into its sustainability legacy, and they’re coming up with a revolutionary new plan.