EARTHDAY.ORG is seeking a strategic, creative, and highly skilled Director of Strategic Communications & Emerging Media to help tell the story of our organization and our global campaigns using all ...

Since the first Earth Day in 1970, the movement has grown into more than 1 billion people taking part every year in over 190 countries. Partnership means putting your organization’s work in front of ...

Food should nourish us, not harm us. Learn how what we eat — and what’s in our food — shapes our health: from ultra-processed foods and pesticides to plastics, labeling, and access to healthy, ...

The next generation is already changing how we eat. Learn how food waste, circular food systems and sustainable consumption come together — and how young people are rewriting what happens between the ...

Healthy food starts with healthy ground. Soil is a living system, and most of what we eat depends on it. Learn how regenerative farming, biodiversity and water work together to keep land productive — ...

There is a small wait at the end while we tally your results. Please stay on the page. More than 90% of Americans misread food date labels, causing people to prematurely throw away perfectly edible ...

The correct answer is chicken nuggets. Like other ultra-processed foods, chicken nuggets have added sugar, salt, fat, preservatives, or dyes that make them hard to resist. That processing is also why ...

There is a small wait at the end while we tally your results. Please stay on the page. The correct answer is beef. For every kilogram of beef produced, 99.48 kilograms of greenhouse gasses are ...

Tropical rainforests are some of the most biologically diverse ecosystems on the planet, harboring more than half of the world’s plant and animal species in less than 6% of Earth’s surface. But ...

Sewage sludge, the solid material left after wastewater treatment, is often spread on farmland and sold as fertilizer. But wastewater treatment doesn’t remove or destroy PFAS, “forever chemicals” like ...

Sewage sludge, the solid material left after wastewater treatment, is often spread on farmland and sold as fertilizer. But wastewater treatment doesn’t remove or destroy PFAS, “forever chemicals” like ...

Every bite you take has a backstory, and these days, plastic is part of it. From the farm where our food is grown to the fork that brings it to our mouths, single-use plastic follows our meals at ...