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<[link removed]>Data Doesn't Do Denial <[link removed]>

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

<[link removed]>7 Powerful Plant Proteins That Pack a Punch <[link removed]>

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

<[link removed]>Green Words That Should Go Extinct: 10 Terms That Annoy Us All <[link removed]>

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

<[link removed]>The Cruel Costs of Factory Farming <[link removed]>

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?

<[link removed]>Alaska is America’s Living Laboratory for Climate Change <[link removed]>

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.

<[link removed]>Clean Energy Saves Money and Lives <[link removed]>

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

<[link removed]>Hazardous Hems: How Fashion Wreaks Havoc on Health <[link removed]>

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

<[link removed]>Education as the Engine for Change <[link removed]>

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

<[link removed]>Saving the Earth, One Treaty at a Time <[link removed]>

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

<[link removed]>Our Man in Brussels <[link removed]>

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

<[link removed]>How the United Nations Turned Environmental Crises Into Global Victories <[link removed]>

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

<[link removed]>5 Ways the Trump Administration Is Trying to Kill Renewable Energy (And Why It’s a Terrible Idea) <[link removed]>

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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