Everyday Thoughts

We can’t pretend that everything is fine anymore. Global climate change is happening right now, and big businesses have a big obligation to help.

The early 1970’s was a bleak time for marine mammals. Because of human activity, many species were headed towards certain extinction.

The year was 1982. For the California Condor, hope was all but lost. There were only 22 left in the world, and the odds were stacked against them...

There’s oxygen from the ocean in every breath we take. Most of that oxygen comes from phytoplankton, whose growth is facilitated by marine manure.

When we think of greenhouse gas emissions, cows and kelp typically aren’t the first things that come to mind.

After a year of working with 1% For The Planet to donate a portion of every dollar we make to GreenWave, we got to visit Bren Smith, the founder, and see his work in action.

Kelp species in California have been fighting against an unlikely enemy: the purple sea urchin.

Ever wondered how kayaking can use business to improve the environment?

These "reverse vending machines" take your plastic bottles and turn them into credit for public transportation in Istanbul.

La Jolla  is having its moment in the sunlight due to some record breaking conditions out in the water.

The Salton Sea, California's largest lake and biggest eyesore, has been shrinking for years. Will California be able to reverse the effects?

California's latest regulation has the future of solar sustainability looking bright.