Earth Day At 50: A Look To The Past Offers Hope For The Planet’s Future
by Philippe Tortell: Fifty years ago, on April 22, 1970, millions of people took to the streets in cities and towns across the United States…
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How To Navigate The Coronavirus Crisis With Innovation At Warp Speed
by Kris Østergaard: “It is possible to commit no errors and still lose. That is not a weakness. That is life.” –Captain Jean-Luc Picard, Star Trek
Dalai Lama Says He Would Support A Woman Successor
by Katherine Bindley: While some religious leaders might shy away from establishing a tradition of helping women ascend to high-ranking positions, the Dalai Lama voices a more progressive view:
The Founder Of Earth Day Blends Optimism And Principle
by Hamilton Fish: Everyone on the planet woke up on the 22nd with at least two things in common…
New Jersey Solar Firm Claims It Has An Electric 1,500-hp, 700-mile SUV
Triton Solar is a privately held energy solutions company based in New Jersey…
After Coronavirus The World Will Never Be The Same. But Maybe, It Can Be Better
by Vanessa Bates Ramirez: Life has changed a lot in the past few days, weeks, or months, depending where you live…
The Fight To Stop Fossil Fuel Financing Is Poised To Get Some Powerful New Allies
by Alexander C. Kaufman: Lawmakers in the capital of capital are considering backing the campaign targeting banks, asset managers and insurers…
Plant A Butterfly Garden, Save The World
by Tequia Burt: New research shows that urban gardeners can help boost dwindling populations of Monarch butterflies by planting milkweed…
Megadrought Emerging In Western U.S. Could Be The Worst In 1,200 years
by Jeff Berardelli: Catastrophic wildfires, decreasing snowpack and dwindling water resources have become a normal part of life for residents in the western U.S…
Ask Healthy Living: Does Sex Really Count As Exercise?
by Sarah Klein: It’s everyone’s favorite workout that doesn’t feel like a workout…