Opinion

While the scientific consensus on climate change has gradually penetrated mainstream consciousness, privacy remains a topic that many of us attribute to a separate, and niche conversation.

Many of us have heard of the term “climate justice”, but it requires real effort and introspection to understand what it means, and then to act on it.

Industrial agriculture is one of the largest contributors of greenhouse gas emissions, and often involved environmental racism. How can we fix it?

What if we reevaluated our interactions with, and relationships to, the very trees and plants that we threaten to destroy, or use to breathe, and viewed them as having not only a stake, but an effect in and on human political decisions

Can companies take their footprint off the planet by buying carbon credits? Here's what to look out for.

More and more people don't want to be tracked online. A guest post by our friends at Vivaldi Browser on why people want to take control of their data.

I’ve spoken to tree-planters and firefighters on the ground, and they’ve already seen about 30% more fires in their region than last year. Why?

The Environmental Justice movement is one of the most critical movements within environmentalism. So why isn’t it more widely spoken about?

Last week, our good friends at the alternative search engine Cliqz announced they would have to close it down.

To everyone sitting at home thinking of ways to help their community: consider if we shifted to thinking about business as a means of social good.

This crisis makes clear that we can't think of ourselves as just consumers, and instead remember our most important roles as neighbors, friends, family, and citizens.

Instead of donating your money, you can be smarter about how it’s being invested on your behalf.