When diversity statistics don’t mention leadership, that’s usually a good sign that something’s amiss.

Regulating tax havens could shed a light on the big money behind environmentally harmful businesses.

Blind people often face small obstacles throughout their day—even at home—but through a network of volunteers, this app is changing all that.

The Kayenta facility was so successful that the Navajo government is already working on a second renewable power project.

How travelers can create positive change in one of the world’s most stunning parks.

Angela Demaree brought color into her life by creating cosmetics that draw on everything from her favorite films to her Native American heritage.

Introducing Scruff-a-Luvs, the cuddly toy teaching kids that, with a little love, less-than-perfect-looking pets can become the companion of their dreams.

When done right, long-distance facilitates sustainable travel by treading lightly on the environment, giving remote villages access to tourism, and connecting travelers to authentic culture.

After the failure of a prominent mass timber project in Portland, architects say the movement to build wood skyscrapers in the U.S. is still promising.

After this summer’s plastic straw uproar, calls to cut another popular product are reigniting controversy.

A few small tweaks in your routine can make an impact on the world around you.

Back-to-school products have come a long way, and there are plenty of sustainable options that kids will love to show off to their friends. 

The former Bernie Sanders advisor is behind some of the progressive left’s most daring policy math.

The dairy business has too much leftover lactose—why not ferment it into booze?

You have to buy school supplies anyway, so you might as well have your purchase help someone in need.

From small seed pods come big ideas. How TerViva is working to turn pongamia legume trees into a more sustainable biofuel

To counteract climate change, the cocoa industry is reclaiming the crop’s wild roots.

Going plastic-free on vacation isn’t easy, but it is possible.

From furniture to DIY projects, you can find almost everything you need for your house used—if you know where to look.

When planning an eco-conscious vacation, here’s how to figure out transportation.

From old egg cartons and toilet paper rolls to cereal boxes and paper bags, these five easy DIYs will have you seeing old trash from your child's eyes.

Fed up with huge indoor grow ops and low animal welfare standards, these farmers want you to know where your organic food comes from.

A new book explores 20 years of research into the private sector’s efforts to do good.

In San Antonio, a happy hour to feel good about.

Biomimcry 3.8 taps into billions of years of R&D by studying beetles, forests, and sea cucumbers

These businesses want to help you be a better father

Why waste money on expensive air plants, terrariums, and self-watering planters when you can make them yourself?

It may sound radical, but some economists say the government should cancel all college debt.

Sorry, patriarchy, turns out moms are pretty awesome at running businesses and founding companies.  

Tiny fibers from clothing accumulate in waterways, hurting wildlife and filtering down into our food.