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Bark Beetles Weren’t a Menace Until Humans Turned Them into One

Bark Beetles Weren’t a Menace Until Humans Turned Them into One

Thanks to climate change, bark beetle infestations harm trees, wildlife, and industry. How can we control the enemy we’ve created?
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Bex vanKoot
Get to Know North America’s Oldest Eco-Certification

Get to Know North America’s Oldest Eco-Certification

Know Logo helps you navigate today’s greenwashed marketplace, one eco-label at a time. First up: EcoLogo.
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Marianna Ciccia
How a Card Game could Improve Urban Planning

How a Card Game could Improve Urban Planning

An Istanbul architect has created a role-playing game so citizens can help design their cities.
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Ruth Terry
Five Ways to Support our Kids through Climate Disasters

Five Ways to Support our Kids through Climate Disasters

Whether the disaster’s on your doorstep or in the daily news, experts say parents can help kids cope.
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Brianna Sharpe
Protecting Forests by Building Schools

Protecting Forests by Building Schools

A California non-profit protects island ecosystems like Sri Lanka’s mangroves by funding local infrastructure.
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Nithin Coca
The Asparagus Manifesto

The Asparagus Manifesto

Asparagus is founded on the following beliefs…
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Asparagus Magazine
This Seattle Restaurant Makes Filipino Food with Local Ingredients

This Seattle Restaurant Makes Filipino Food with Local Ingredients

A commitment to sustainability led Archipelago to replace SE Asian staples with NW Coast stand-ins.
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Megan Hill
My Great-Grandfather Used the Grease Trails, I Use a Smartphone

My Great-Grandfather Used the Grease Trails, I Use a Smartphone

Closing the digital divide can help Indigenous people achieve self-determination.
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Trevor Jang
Forest Schools Let Kids Play Like the Planet Depends on It

Forest Schools Let Kids Play Like the Planet Depends on It

By giving our kids the opportunity to feel at home on the land, we might also be giving the land a new generation of protectors.
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Brianna Sharpe
Palm Oil is in Everything, and it’s Hurting More than the Orangutans

Palm Oil is in Everything, and it’s Hurting More than the Orangutans

Inexpensive, often-invisible, and the source of environmental destruction: this is the story of palm oil.
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Helen A. Lee
In Urban Nature, I’ve Found a Home Away From Home

In Urban Nature, I’ve Found a Home Away From Home

Among Indigenous elders and my fellow immigrants, I’ve put down roots at a nature center in Northeast Los Angeles.
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Dana Poblete
The Traveler’s Water Bottle that Allows you to Drink from Anywhere

The Traveler’s Water Bottle that Allows you to Drink from Anywhere

Reduce plastic consumption while traveling by investing in a portable purifier.
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Asparagus Magazine
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