A lot of significant milestones occurred in the past year, both good and bad. While in the midstoflife and finally starting to get back to normal after the pandemic, we saw the death of QueenElizabeth II, a geo-political invasion of Russia on Ukraine, political and
As we approach the fall months, Hurricane season gets into full swing. This year, Hurricane Ian approached the southwestern side of Florida with more force than we have seen in years.
Picture this… you have an empty glass bottle with a plastic lid. The bottle can be recycled, but the lid can’t, but you say to yourself, “it’s so small no one will notice.” Or you aren’t sure which recycling bin it goes into, but you
When we use the words ‘Environmental Science’ and ‘Environmental Health,’ we think of how green our trees are and how blue the oceans are. What many people don’t realize is a large part of environmental health goes hand in hand with human health. Exposure to a forest with lush trees and
After generations of growing populations and communities, some parts of our environment have been highly damaged. As our society and daily lives become so fast-paced and chaotic, we sometimes forget what the environment was like before we got here. The concrete jungles of urban cities,
The future is electric, right? Well, it’s a bit more complicated than that. Let’s take a deeper look into the world of electric cars. Electric cars have been deemed one of the most innovative things on the market that promotes a sustainable, eco-friendly lifestyle.
The world is not fair. Our objective societal and economic system put in place hundreds of years ago, favouring the rich and white, has and continues to tear cities apart.
2021 will definitely be a year everyone will remember… for better and for worse. The pandemic left everyone isolated inside, with little contact with family and friends, and our lives were put on hold.
The United Nations held the annual Climate Change Conference this past month (Oct 31- Nov 12) in Glasgow. The discussions, negotiations, and outcomes from COP26 (Conference of the Parties) are a tough pill to swallow.
Living a sustainable lifestyle and being environmentally friendly goes much further than just recycling papers and plastics or using reusable bags at the grocery store.
