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The shift in focusing on economic recovery will also harm the movement to protect the environment.

Energy plays an essential role in our everyday lives, especially at home. We use electricity for lighting, cooling, and electronic devices.

As the levels of CO2 in the atmosphere continue to increase, the amount of CO2 absorbed by the ocean increases as well.

Every single piece of the 7.8 billion tons of plastic ever produced is still somewhere on the planet today.

Composting has many benefits for both you and the environment. It enriches the soil, helping it retain moisture and suppress plant diseases

Did you know that while ⅛ of the American population suffers from hunger, up to 40 percent of the foods in the US are never eaten?

Amazon uses tons of packaging materials that people don't know how to properly dispose of. Learn here about what can and cannot be recycled.