Read the full story in Salon. Plastic is ubiquitous in supermarkets. Produce packaged in clamshell containers; water bottles and jugs, peanut butter canisters, salad dressings
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I'm the Illinois Sustainable Technology Center's Sustainability Information Curator, which is a fancy way of saying embedded librarian. I'm also Executive Director of the Great Lakes Regional Pollution Prevention Roundtable. When not writing for Environmental News Bits, I'm an avid reader. Visit Laura's Reads to see what I'm currently reading.
New Seasons and New Leaf aim for single-use water bottle elimination by Earth Day
Read the full story in Grocery Dive. New Seasons Market and New Leaf Community Markets, two grocers under West Coast-based Good Food Holdings, plan to
Crypto Climate Accord aims for 100% renewables and net-zero digital currency by 2040
Read the full story at edie. A new global accord has been set up to align the swelling cryptocurrency market with the ambitions of the
12 Environmental Education Podcasts for Earth Day
Read the full story from NEEF. Big fan of podcasts? You’re not alone. In 2020, more than 100 million Americans listened to at least one
We found methane-eating bacteria living in a common Australian tree. It could be a game changer for curbing greenhouse gases
by Luke Jeffrey (Southern Cross University) Trees are the Earth’s lungs – it’s well understood they drawdown and lock up vast amounts of carbon dioxide
The People’s Scientist: Dr. Esther Ngumbi Makes Science Accessible
Read the full story at Diverse Education. Dr. Esther Ngumbi began her life’s work as a child alongside a river in rural Kenya. At just
