On Monday, the top financial regulator of the United States, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), announced new regulations that would require disclosures from public corporations about their climate risks and carbon footprints. This marks a huge step towards … [Read more...] about In win for Earth, new S.E.C. rules would require climate disclosures
How biochar can mitigate carbon from farmlands to urban centers
Biochar has long been hailed in the environmental community as a potent solution for mitigating certain aspects of climate change, from fixing soil erosion to upping water absorption and pulling carbon out of the atmosphere. Now, there is a growing list of industries that might … [Read more...] about How biochar can mitigate carbon from farmlands to urban centers
The New Symbiosis: Living with Wildlife
“We’re animals. We’re born like every other mammal and we live our whole lives around disguised animal thoughts.” - Barbara Kingsolver By Oliver Kammeyer Human society developed an idea over time that it is separate from nature, that we exist apart from it, or in spite of it. … [Read more...] about The New Symbiosis: Living with Wildlife
Got debt? Here’s a strategy for paying it off.
According to financial experts, Around 80 percent of American adults are in debt in some shape or form. Whether it’s student loans, medical bills, car payments, credit cards, or mortgages, to put it bluntly, the nation has some bills to pay. With these huge sums lingering over … [Read more...] about Got debt? Here’s a strategy for paying it off.
Unbound and unbiased: Why international women’s day still matters
“I do not wish women to have power over men, but over themselves.” –Mary Shelley … [Read more...] about Unbound and unbiased: Why international women’s day still matters