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Data Doesn't Do Denial

World Statistics Day spotlights the statistics that demonstrate the stark realities of plastic pollution and fossil fuel consumption.


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7 Powerful Plant Proteins That Pack a Punch

Plants pack serious protein — without the cruelty or climate cost. Discover 7 powerful plant proteins that fuel your body and help heal the planet.


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Green Words That Should Go Extinct: 10 Terms That Annoy Us All

Learn about 10 popular environmental terms that are overused and misleading — and why we might want to dump them as a movement.


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The Cruel Costs of Factory Farming

As the world population grows, the need for meat and animal products grows with it. But how can this demand be met without compromising health and safety?


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Alaska is America’s Living Laboratory for Climate Change

Alaska is more than a wild frontier, it’s a living laboratory revealing how melting ice, thawing permafrost, and shifting ecosystems shape Earth’s climate future.


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Clean Energy Saves Money and Lives

Clean energy is now the cheapest power source. Discover how renewables cut costs, save lives, and power a sustainable, healthier future worldwide.


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Hazardous Hems: How Fashion Wreaks Havoc on Health

Hidden behind colorful fabrics lies a harmful textile industry. With chemical exposure and pollution, Global South countries pay the biggest price for fashion. 

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Education as the Engine for Change

On World Students’ Day, we honor Dr. Abdul Kalam’s legacy by empowering youth through climate education — fueling innovation, leadership, and global sustainability.


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Saving the Earth, One Treaty at a Time

To honor United Nations day, discover how three of their major environmental treaties serve as pillars in shaping global climate policies.


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Our Man in Brussels

At the EU’s Education for Climate Day in Brussels, EARTHDAY.ORG’s Johnny Dabrowski champions universal climate education.


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How the United Nations Turned Environmental Crises Into Global Victories

In honor of the United Nations' 80th anniversary, take a look at how this international organization has been influential in environmental actions and policies.


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5 Ways the Trump Administration Is Trying to Kill Renewable Energy (And Why It’s a Terrible Idea)

The Trump administration is sabotaging clean energy while boosting fossil fuels with billions in subsidies. Here’s how — and why we need to fight back now.


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