Pests Do More for Us Than You Think Sahaana Sathyaraj June 26, 2026 Mosquitoes, flies, and wasps are overlooked pollinators. Though they’re disliked, they play important roles in maintaining ecosystems and plant populations.
Wild Ways to Tame Wildfires Natalie Garre June 26, 2026 Here’s how different countries are using technological, traditional, and community-based approaches to fight back against wildfires.
6 Everyday Items Getting A Surprising Second Life Lily Apostolopoulos June 24, 2026 From coffee grounds to used denim, six everyday items are being transformed into something new and the results might surprise you.
Is the World’s Food System Ready for a Super El Niño? Allen Gil June 22, 2026 A strong El Niño could threaten crops, raise food prices, and strain food systems. Here’s why regenerative agriculture can help build resilience.
Salt Lake City Exercises their Power to Protect their Planet Lee Franklin May 26, 2026 Two years ago, a college student at the University of Utah, Grace Christiansen, reached out to EARTHDAY.ORG. She told us that she was planning an