Gentle ripples and waves of a body of water under white skies; photo via Matt Hardy/Pexels.
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Life In The Ocean: Protecting What Sustains Us

Oceans cover just over 70 percent of the Earth's surface; it's no exaggeration to state that these expanses of water are vital for our continued survival. The seas on our planet provide food, economic stability and generate most of the oxygen we breathe — when climate change disrupts and threatens oceanic life; it endangers all living things (including us).

An aerial photo of the complex geology of Australia's Great Sandy Desert; by USGS via Unsplash.
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Indigenous Youth Climate Activists You Need To Follow

Although comprising a small percentage of the world's population, Indigenous Peoples protect around 80% of the Earth's biodiversity. For many, their traditional knowledge and way of life — often stretching back through centuries or even millennia — exist because of an interdependent relationship with the land.

An aerial photo of frozen land with tributaries; by Trace Hudson via Pexels.
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The Real Challenge to Achieving Global Climate Goals

Finding ways to be more environmentally conscious in our day-to-day choices has become something that many of us are taking more seriously. Climate change is a global concern; how we choose to move forward and embrace sustainability as individuals represents one actionable step we can take.

A selection of climate change action posters stuck on a wall; photo by Daria Shevtsova via Pexels.
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‘Carbon Bomb’ Projects and their Global Impact

If you ever needed further proof that fossil fuel industries and world leaders/government representatives don't give a shit about tackling global warming (most notably those that are oil and gas investors); then look no further than the 'carbon bomb' projects they're establishing.

A selection of eco-friendly tote bags, glass jars and sustainable wooden utensils are displayed on a table. Photo by Olena Rudo via Canva
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Surprising Ways You Can Help The Environment

While there are many well publicized ways we can take individual climate action, like reducing single-use plastic; recycling; shopping with reusable tote bags, for example; there are a number of other things we can do to help the environment that may be slightly unexpected.

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What You Need To Know About Greenwashing & Climate Action

We've often seen buzzwords like 'carbon footprint', 'offsetting' and 'net zero' used by companies touting their eco-friendly efforts; but what, if anything, does this mean in terms of their climate action? I'll give you a hint; it's not always as beneficial as some would have us believe.

Glacial ice floating in the sea in Iceland. Photo taken by Ryan Richards.
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The Truth About Individual Accountability & Climate Action

As individuals, we've been urged to do our bit to help combat climate change. By adjusting our everyday habits to use less plastic, reduce food waste and try out cleaner/greener energy, for example; we can become part of the solution. But are these actions enough?

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9 Easy Ways To Reduce Household Waste

Reducing household waste can seem like an inconvenience or something that requires specialized skills to do effectively. The truth is there are many ways to decrease the amount of refuse we accumulate and throw away that doesn’t require much prior planning or knowledge.