When companies falsely market their products as environmentally friendly it deceives consumers and perpetuates exploitation.

The average event attendee produces about four pounds of waste, but simple changes in message framing may encourage us all to recycle.

Colleges and universities have an opportunity to advance climate goals by changing up the offerings in their dining halls.

Fracking seems like a quick fix for our energy needs, but it disproportionately harms marginalized communities.

I’ve seen the environmental impact of inequality and systemic racism first hand. We must continue to fight for clean air for every community.

Grassroots resistance to environmental injustices around the country should inspire all of us to take action.

As with any major change, offshore wind development has been met with resistance and skepticism, but these are misplaced.

Connecticut has the tools, the knowledge, and the resources to lead on clean energy. But will it seize the opportunity to act decisively?

Climate art challenges political leaders to confront environmental destruction and empowers communities to envision sustainable futures.

Over 20 of 100 Woodbury culverts were classified as “severe barriers,” which means aquatic life cannot get through, usually meaning there is limited to no water getting through.

As thrifting gets trendier, people who rely on second hand clothes and goods are priced out of the market.