In the battle for a cleaner, greener planet, the war against single-use plastics looms large.

It is imperative to safeguard the myriad of species that call the deep sea home, unfortunately, the emergence of deep sea mining poses a grave threat to these fragile ecosystems.

In a recent development regarding Landfill Sustainability, the Environmental Management Commission of Hawai'i County is taking significant strides towards a sustainable future by working on a groundbreaking law aimed at reducing the burden on the island's sole active landfill.

In the vast expanse of the American Southwest, a silent crisis is literally splitting the Earth apart.

Habitats of wildlife can range from small riverbanks to vast continental expanses. These animals rely on natural wildlife corridors, which are routes they follow to find food, water, and mates.

For over a century, scientists have embarked on a journey through the natural world, seeking to unravel the intricate tapestry of species abundances.

In a world grappling with environmental challenges, landfills have emerged as a grave concern.

It stands clear from the scientific evidence: limiting global warming to the international target of 1.5 degrees Celsius necessitates swift reductions in greenhouse gas emissions.

Imagine an area twice the size of Texas filled not with pristine waters but with floating debris, much of it plastic.

Micro-plastics are tiny, often virtually invisible fragments of plastic that have become an environmental menace that silently infiltrates every corner of our planet.

To truly comprehend the environmental implications of printer cartridges, it's imperative to grasp the diverse array available in the market.

Each year, a staggering number of used ink cartridges are discarded, contributing to the growing issue of electronic waste.