It’s a familiar scene: you’re facing a blank page, a complex problem, or a topic you just can’t seem to grasp. In the past, you’d stare into space, pace the room, or head to the library. Today, you open a new tab and summon an AI like Gemini or ChatGPT.
In a world grappling with the escalating climate crisis, a message of hope and urgency has emerged from the highest level of the United Nations.
It’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the daily headlines. The climate crisis is a monumental challenge, and the news often focuses on the scale of the problem.
If you’re looking to quit working in an extractive industry, recently graduated, or are just searching for a career that matches your values after being hit by a bout of climate anxiety, chances are you’ve googled “climate jobs” or scrolled endlessly through educational sites to upskill yourself. The escalating climate crisis, coupled with rising costs …
It’s estimated that by 2030 we’ll produce 74 million tons of e-waste every year, with wealthier nations exporting the problem and poorer countries left to deal with the fallout. At the same time, corporations' love of electronics is showing no signs of slowing down. This week, we revive the e-waste conversation... The reality behind e-waste …
With the rise of eco-activism in the music scene and in the spirit of Glastonbury Festival starting this week, it’s only right that we shed light on something important: the environmental impact of concerts, live shows, and festivals. In November 2019, in what was then seen as an unprecedented decision, British rock band Coldplay announced …
From Kylie Jenner's 17-minute private jet flight to Taylor Swift leading the list of the worst private plane CO2 emissions, it's evident that moving from plastic to reusable straws isn't going to save the planet. What’s also clear is that while many of us have taken drastic steps to curb our "carbon footprints," all it …
There’s no denying or sugar-coating it; climate change is giving people anxiety. Whether we’re feeling like Laura Dern’s daughter in Big Little Lies, hiding in the closet because the world will end, or simply questioning where we’ll all be in five or ten years, the climate crisis begets existential crisis. As Mental Health Week draws …
The work is to believe that there is a chance until there is none. That is not naivety, not optimism, but a form of discipline to do everything we can until we can't. This Earth Day, we're embodying regeneration. Movements are sprouting and rewilding the planet: What are they? How can we lend our best …
According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), over half a billion people depend on reefs for food, income, and protection. But the fact of the matter is, they are dying. While increasing temperatures is one of the leading causes, your sunscreen isn’t far behind. Coral reef tourism has been dubbed the “poster child” …
