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A new study published in the journal Environmental Science and Technology found that humans are ingesting upwards of 39,000 microplastics every year and inhaling more than 74,000 microplastics.
Read our Nonprofit Spotlight with President and Founder of the Weeds Association Erika Lopez Lara on how the Mexico-based organization is seeking to educate the public on a variety of environmental issues.
Liz Hudson, Owner of Hudson Farms, discusses how farms and those involved in agriculture can provide invaluable knowledge to organizations. This interview was produced in collaboration with ValleyPBS.
Elizabeth Hudson, Owner of Hudson Farms discusses the work of farms and nonprofits in giving back to strengthen communities through agriculture. This interview was produced in collaboration with ValleyPBS.
Don Cameron, President of the California State Board of Food and Agriculture, discusses how the board is employing funds to implement a sustainable plan for water-use that will impact the entire state. This interview was produced in collaboration with ValleyPBS.
Don Cameron, President of the California State Board of Food & Agriculture discusses shaping policies that influence and strengthen the agriculturally rich area of California’s Central Valley. This interview was produced in collaboration with ValleyPBS.
Read our interview with Shark Stewards Director and Founder David McGuire on how the organization is establishing shark sanctuaries and creating legislation to protect the ocean’s ecosystems.
A new study found that though beach cleanups, which have grown in popularity around the globe, can help to reduce plastic pollution in the ocean, they do not eliminate microplastics.
A new study published in the journal Nature Chemistry reported the potential for a new, 100 percent recyclable plastic that would help mitigate, and maybe end, the mass production of plastics that otherwise never degrade in the environment.
Since 2001, the region that has experienced the greatest loss of forest is South America, with countries like Brazil, Colombia and Peru experiencing more deforestation than any other place in the world, according to World Resources Institute.
Scientists have reported that there were 10 times more earthquakes in Southern California than previously thought.
A new study from the Ecolab Research Institute found that microplastics are appearing in even the most remote regions of the world, including, mostly recently, areas of the French Pyrenees mountains.
According to a new study conducted by researchers of HOMEChem (House Observations of Microbial and Environmental Chemistry), the indoor air quality in people’s home could be equally harmful (if not more) to human health as outdoor air.
According to a new study by Energy Innovation, coal production is more costly than renewable energy, including solar and wind energy.
According to a new study published in the journal Global Change Biology, insects are not safe from climate change, even in the woodlands, where shade normally protects against warm weather.
This week, New York State officials voted to ban most single-use plastic bags in the state, making it the third state to implement the legislation, after California and Hawaii.
Read our Nonprofit Spotlight with Director, CEO, and Co-Founder of Save Nature.Org Norman Gershenz on how the organization seeks to improve worldwide conservation efforts through a number of programs and initiatives.
In this collaboration with ValleyPBS, host Mark Oppenheim interviews nonprofit leaders from California’s Central Valley and discuss the work they do to improve the communities they serve.
A new study conducted by researchers at Virginia Tech found that human involvement in feeding wild birds could potentially impact conservation efforts of wild birds.
According to a recent study, sea level rise in California could lead to more damage than any other natural disaster.