As whimsymaxxing gains popularity, its maximalist deco use draws attention to the environmental impacts of viral trends and overconsumption.... Read More
SDGs Goal 12
The textile industry is growing rapidly worldwide. And as production ramps up, so does the textile wastewater it generates.... Read More
Composting offers a scientifically backed, accessible way to reduce emissions from food waste. But is it really worth it?... Read More
Leather has long been a staple in fashion, but its impacts on water, forests, and biodiversity prompt a closer look at its production.... Read More
Offshore infrastructures of the oil and gas industry undergoing in-situ decommissioning is expected to release microplastics that could harm marine ecosystems.... Read More
Millions of people around the world are now resistant to antibiotics, and the roots of antimicrobial resistance lay beyond medicine.... Read More
The cost of living crisis is making sustainability feel out of reach for millions of people. And for most of the world, it always has been.... Read More
Rapid solar power deployment supports clean energy growth but also creates challenges in photovoltaic waste management.... Read More
For the communities at the center of the world's most visited destinations, overtourism is driving them out of their own homes. ... Read More
After 42 days of talks and four years of negotiations, the world still does not have a global plastics treaty, and the planet is running out of time.... Read More

Whimsymaxxing and Beyond: Rethinking the Waste Behind Viral Trends
The Textile Industry Is Growing, and So Is Textile Wastewater
Behavior Change for the Planet: Is composting worth it?
Beyond Fashion: The Environmental Cost Behind Animal Leather
Addressing the Hidden Risk of Microplastics from Offshore Infrastructures
Addressing Antimicrobial Resistance as More Than a Medical Issue
How the Cost of Living Crisis Is Pushing People Away from Sustainable Choices
Addressing the Rising Challenges of Photovoltaic Waste Management
How Overtourism Pushes Local Communities Out of Their Own Homes
Why the World Still Doesn’t Have a Global Plastics Treaty