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The Hanging Gardens of Mexico City

Ofek Hagag | January 04, 2021

Other than making those pillars look prettier, covering them with plants have other advantages.

Ofek Hagag | January 04, 2021

Now It’s Proven — Recycling Makes You Attractive
Next time you feel like refreshing your online dating profile, remember to add a line about how environmentally conscious you are. According to a 2018 research,..

Michelle Muller | January 03, 2021

Is Eating Organic Really Better for You and the Environment?
Organic food products are, on average, 47 percent more expensive than standard supermarket food—but thanks to their health claims and environmental benefits, many shoppers..

Jen Aguilar | January 03, 2021

Traditional Plastic Mardi Gras Beads are Getting an Eco-Friendly Makeover
A researcher has suggested a solution that could make Mardi Gras beads biodegradable.

Michelle Muller | December 31, 2020

What Is “Slow Fashion” Anyway & Why Is It Important?
There is a movement that's trying to combat the harmful effects of fast fashion; this is the slow fashion movement.

Michelle Muller | December 30, 2020

Why Going To The Water Can Benefit Your Health
Emerging research is unpacking the positive health effects of beaches, lakes, and other water bodies.

Ofek Hagag | December 29, 2020

The Future of Palm Oil Is in the Hands of These Two Scottish Entrepreneurs
Much like plastic, palm oil is extremely harmful to our planet. Thankfully a pair of Scottish entrepreneurs found a way to replace it for good.

Michelle Muller | December 27, 2020

Why Reusable Bags Aren’t as Environmentally-Friendly as We Think
There is a reason the world has declared war on plastic bags. They don't biodegrade. But are reusable bags a good alternative? Some researchers say probably not.

Mark Villanueva | December 27, 2020

Cigarette Filters Are Useless And The Top Plastic Pollutant In The World
Whatever gave us the idea that cigarette filters are biodegradable had misled us for years. According to Elizabeth Smith, who works at the University of California San..

Krystle Richardson | December 26, 2020

Extreme Weather Has Already Started Breaking Records Around The World
Before 2019 had even had the chance to shake off its holiday season hangover and realize it was never going to follow through on those New Year's resolutions, it was hit with..

Michelle Muller | December 23, 2020

Why Pollinators Matter
More than a third of our food crops and three-quarters of the world’s flowering plants depend on animal pollinators to propagate.

David Ralph Retuya | December 21, 2020

Indian Minister Suggests Human Urine Be Harvested as Fertilizer
In the hopes of helping his country's agriculture industry, a high-ranking Indian minister, Nitin Gadkari, proposed a novel idea: to convert the nutrients in people's urine..

Michelle Muller | December 21, 2020

Reeling Facts About Earthquakes
There are an estimated 500,000 earthquakes that occur each year—meaning by the time you've finished reading this article, at least a few will have hit. Of that enormous..

Jen Aguilar | December 20, 2020

Ocean’s “Chronic Fever” Threatens Biodiversity
Scientists discovered that the increasing number of heat waves has been hugely affecting the planet’s oceans and killing swathes of marine organisms like “wildfires that..

Abby Bakke | December 18, 2020

These Actors Got Out Of Their Contracts Earlier Than Expected
The thought of working as an actor in Hollywood may sound glamorous, but fame comes with some heavy add-ons. Celebrities are constantly under the spotlight, and they have to..

Ella Julius | December 16, 2020

Hydrogen Power: The Future of Cars & Shifting into a Cleaner World
Hydrogen gas is a gift that keeps on giving. It is a non-toxic, unscented, non-corrosive gas.
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