Get Real: What Kind of World Are You Buying?

Blog | by New Dream | June 17, 2011

This teen-friendly manifesto reveals what you're really buying when you spend your money on a burger or a cell phone, and points the way to better choices.

Musicians at the Cutting Edge of Eco-Awareness

Blog | by Amy Curtis | August 8, 2011

Some bands are working hard to lighten the heavy environmental footprint of their performances.

Oregon Artists Transform Ocean Debris Into Knowledge

Blog | by Jennifer Prediger | April 11, 2012

Volunteers create art supplies out of marine trash and assemble the pieces into giant sculptures.

"One More Generation" Working to Stem Plastic Pollution

Blog | by Anna Awimbo | June 10, 2015

An organization started by two Georgia siblings is fighting to save endangered species and clean up the environment.

Greener Grads: Changing the Way We Approach Graduation

Blog | by Seth Yon | April 26, 2015

Greener Grads is offering the tools to change our traditions into less wasteful and more responsible celebrations.

Rethinking Plastic, Consumer Choices, and Our Values as Americans

Blog | by Dyaami D’Orazio | September 18, 2019

"We consume to have fun, to fit in, for convenience, to fill the spaces between ourselves and our families...and because the structure of society forces us to."

Creating a Guilt-Free Table

Blog | by Terra Wellington | January 9, 2013

No matter the extent of your choices, any guilt-free addition to your table is a win-win for you and the planet.

Helping Communities Think Systemically: An Interview with Eleanor Sterling

Blog | by Lisa Mastny | January 19, 2012

Sterling talks about the need for “big-picture” thinking to address the world’s most pressing environmental and conservation challenges.

You Don’t Have to Bake Your Own Matzo: Tips for an Environmentally Friendly Passover

Blog | by Evonne Marzouk | March 17, 2017

If you’ve been wondering how to do Passover in a more environmentally friendly way, here are six ideas that might help.

As we looked back on this year, 2019 seemed to offer it all: moments of deep concern and persistent challenges to our safety and well-being, alongside meaningful signs of hope that are taking us into 2020.