There’s Always a First Time for Everything: Climate March edition
Starting November 30th, there will be a conference in Paris in which world leaders from 195 countries will collaborate to create a plan regarding...
Climate Change: Who’s Hit the Hardest?
A few weeks ago, I sat in a fellows meeting with a national environmental organization I am a part of, discussing climate change and...
2015 Earth Saver Awards
The fact that young people across the world are deeply passionate about environmental issues should come as no surprise. The youth of today are...
Big Data: The Innovative Solution to Climate Change
There has been a lot of confusion surrounding what exactly the rumored concept of big data really is. Broadly put, Big Data is the...
Innovation: The Key to a Sustainable Future
It's no question that every great achievement starts with a great idea. Take modern technology, for example. Think of every fascinating app on your cell...
Kuttlefish: A New Way to Save The Earth
Editor’s note: Information from this blog post comes from https://kuttlefish.com/.Kuttlefish (or cuttlefish) known to be one of the most intelligent sea creatures, are often referred to...
Different Ways to Grow Food: All You Need is Water, Sun and Nutrients
Usually, when we think about gardening or farming, we think of growing food in the ground. However, recently there has been a development of...
The Veggie Time Project is Creating Green Minds and Tummies in D.C.
Editor’s Note: In this guest blog post from Barnard Middle School in Washington, DC, Mischa Walters, a 5th-grade student, talks about her experience with...
Field Landscape Design Project
Editor's Note: This blog post comes from Malina Japp and Callie Wolff of Evergreen Community Charter School. This 2014-2015 school year, Evergreen Community Charter...
Stop the Trash! Start the Caring!
Editor's Note: This blog post comes from Munisa Akhmedova & Jessica Hernandez of New Voices School of Academic & Creative Arts. This 2014-2015 school year,...
