We Save the World is a nonprofit ... Supporting these campaigns reminds adults of their responsibility to all children on our planet. I hope it will inspire them to take more concrete actions ...

Almost everyone on the planet Earth knows that our world suffers from considerable carbon dioxide CO2 emissions. A primary source of the harming substance is internal combustion transport. This is why ...

Did you know that the current CO2 concentration in the Earth's atmosphere has peaked in the last million years? A further increase in these indicators will lead to irreversible processes on our planet ...

Right now, our planet is in the grips of the most devastating mass coral bleaching event ever in recorded history, affecting ...

Earth will become too hot to handle in a billion years. There's a (very) remote chance a passing star could save us by knocking our planet back into the habitable zone. About a billion years from ...

Despite the turbulent state of world affairs, concerns over the health of our planet rank as highly as issues of global stability, security, and peace. Because of this confluence, Azerbaijan has ...

Buying less will save you money, reduce waste and improve your environmental footprint. Living a less consumerist lifestyle can benefit you and our planet. Use your purchasing power and make sure your ...

The Colorado Supreme Court is allowing my hometown of Boulder to sue oil-and-gas companies over their culpability in climate ...

“Our network of 42 local chapters blankets ... school students’ efforts to take action with their classmates to save our planet from trash and pollution. “The goal is to incept the idea ...

Corley Kenna: So at Patagonia, our purpose is we’re in business to save our home planet, and we’re really serious about that. And we also feel we need to use all the tools in the toolbox to ...

Collectively, we hold the key to unlocking a whole world of positive impact by choosing where we put our money and what it funds. The money that you save, through an Isa for example, isn’t ...