Your guide to sustainable and environmentally-friendly drinking, because there’s nothing worse than an unsustainable hangover.

From stale bread to wilted herbs to kitchen scraps, the world’s greatest chefs offer up seven ways to waste less food at home.

Getting people to turn off lights and limit shower lengths can be a drag, so we gathered a few ways to make things more interesting.

Ever felt guilty passing a homeless person on the street because you just don’t carry cash anymore? This app is looking to change that.

Higher temperature equals higher pressure, and not just in the atmosphere. Here's how climate impacts society, justice, finances, recreation, and even plumbing.

Our 2018 gift guide is full of fair-trade, sustainable, charitable, and just plain cool ideas for anyone on your list.

Why not make your gifts have just a little more meaning?

Hurricanes are getting worse. Can coastal residents protect their homes?

Environmentalism is becoming more intersectional, but not fast enough to save our most vulnerable populations from climate impacts.

The world is changing, and some of our favorite vacation destinations may be the first to suffer the consequences.

Think your kids aren’t paying attention to climate change? They probably are—here's how to talk about it.

From butter to drugs to pet store turtles, here’s what can (and what can’t) go down the loo.

When you got stockings to stuff, you might as well make them make a difference.

Buying gifts for your in-laws? It’s dangerous to go alone! Take this gift guide with you on your journey.

From yogis to workaholics, we’ve got the women on your gift list covered this holiday season.

After exhaustive dad blog and beer commercial research, we’ve found what men like—these gifts that give back.

When app technology makes it possible to volunteer from your phone, there's really no reason not to give back.

For people who can’t afford or access them, a lack of menstrual products isn’t just inconvenient—it’s downright dangerous.

Tsurutokame is not just a kaiseki restaurant, but a social experiment in a country where women are often oppressed in business.

The vegan leather trend has gained popularity amongst millennials, but it’s probably more dangerous for the environment.

A former in-store brand ambassador explores how Amazon’s business practices impact the grocery chain, local vendors, and workers like her.

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.