Since the beginning of time humans have been living, working, thriving, and sharing the world with other animals. Some became our friends, some became our food, and some we have learned to live with. What can we do to manage these interactions?

There is so much information out there about what’s best for our planet. To stay on top of all of the best new hemp products, or what cardboard boxes we can reuse, or what things I have to unplug when I stop using them - it's a full time gig.

It creates this effect, we call it, "green fatigue".

There are a lot of Facebook videos, discussions around the water cooler, and blabbering on cable news about climate change. Shockingly, everything on the internet might not be true.

Many people want to start using sustainable practices or develop new sustainable options at work. But don’t even know where to start? I’ve thought there 5 different things that you can do to start the conversation with your employer. Or if you are a business owner, the steps you can take to start your organization’s sustainability journey.

The International Energy Agency released a report laying out how we can achieve a net zero carbon footprint. How will that affect me?

Protecting our most valuable resource. Why and how we should do it.

Are animals good for us?

We know conservation is important, we read each of Josh’s posts - it feels right to preserve species. But will saving them... save us?

Why does everyone recommend to eat less meat? What is driving all the plant-based meal craze?

5 ways you can casually start making a difference. These are just some of the little things that can add up.

I get it. You don’t have time to understand how everything works. Think of this as your 1 page summary on climate.