Land

The Amazon rainforest is not what television has made it out to be. It’s not always teeming with wildlife, nor is it ever absent of human

I believe land to be one of America’s great assets. Other countries may have thousand year-old cathedrals, cobble-streets, amongst many other national treasures, but the

Climate change and global warming are hot topics these days, and the public lands and forests owned and managed by the Federal government of the United States are

Since the 1960’s, clearcutting has been one of the most controversial methods of logging in the logging industry. On the other hand, it has remained

Santa Barbara made history in May of 2009 with the Jesusita fire. After two other separate and significant fires within just 10 months of the

Many of us use the holidays as a time to stay home and rest, but some of us use the holiday season as an opportunity

For residents of the Bay Area, late-June usually signifies getaways up to Lake Tahoe, wine tasting in Napa and Sonoma County, camping trips to Big

The numerous environmental and health issues surrounding carbon dioxide  saturation in the atmosphere. Given the scope of environmental damage associated with acid rain, it is crucial that

Carbon dioxide has managed to capture headlines as an environmental risk in almost every corner of the globe—whether it be via a news broadcast or

Acid rain is a term used in virtually every environmental documentary and green outreach initiative, yet many of us are not sure what exactly acid

If the last article on erosion did not get your attention, perhaps you will take erosion a bit more seriously when you see it forever alter infrastructure

When you think about saving the environment, what comes to mind? Perhaps you think about stopping deforestation, reducing pollution and harmful emissions, promoting biodiversity, or

Forests are disappearing at a rate of about 36 football fields per minute.1 That equates to an annual loss of 12-15 million hectares of forest, which

When most of us think of ozone, we think of sun protection and something good for our health and the environment. But did you know

By the year 2050 the world population is estimated to be over 9 billion.1 Over the course of their lifetimes, each of these people will require

Stinking, stagnant waters filled with mosquitoes and other bugs… oozing muck… Although wetlands don’t seem like the most appealing places to visit, they are a

In global policy making, a huge issue that comes up with almost every discussion is the dichotomy between the geographical “North versus South,” or the

Soot is made up of microscopic particles that are released from burning fossil fuels at different sources like power plants , smokestacks, diesel trucks, and wood-burning stoves.

It was a typical Sunday morning with clear skies in the sunny San Diego, California, but once the clock struck noon, something strange filled the

Our society is intricately bound to fertilizer. 200 years ago, prominent English economist Thomas Malthus predicted an imminent collapse of populations around the world centered

How much do you know about the perils of a carbon and its four hydrogen friends—otherwise known as methane? The environmental media is usually inundated

The illegal drug industry is always a controversial topic. However, the environmental impact of producing and transporting these drugs is unfortunately often overlooked. The most

Nitrogen, the seventh element of the periodic table, is a rather underrated but critical component to the functioning of all life on Earth. The colorless,

The planet Earth is one very large, complex, and diverse system that came together in an extremely unlikely, yet almost serendipitous event. Operating under intricate

We hear about the “ozone hole” regularly in the news, but what exactly does this mean? Let’s take a look at this environmental and human

According to the United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization, 18 million acres, roughly the size of Panama, of forest are cut down each year.1 Deforestation is

Treading on farms with heavy machinery can lead to soil compaction. This is just one example of the debate over whether technology is more of

Soil is perhaps one of the most overlooked and least understood natural resources of planet Earth. Soil is estimated to cover approximately 10 percent of

It is estimated that by the year 2030 the world’s urban population will have increased by 2 billion people. In fact, between the years 2000

A forest fire in Stanislaus National Forest destroyed 402 square miles of Northern Californian land back in August of 2013.  The fire was able to

Since the 1960’s, clearcutting has been one of the most controversial methods of logging in the logging industry. On the other hand, it has remained

Many of us have observed the telltale signs of trouble beneath our feet: cracks snaking through concrete pathways or gardens that undulate like a troubled

Cities can often seem like daunting mazes of concrete, the hustle and bustle feeling somewhat overwhelming, even suffocating at times. You’re not alone if you’ve

We’re all too familiar with the pressure to find ways to utilise land without causing harm to our precious planet. As conscientious custodians of Earth,

As we witness the gradual disappearance of our cherished woodlands, a collective sense of unease about the destiny of our planet nestles more deeply within

We’re all guilty of it, aren’t we? Chucking our waste away without a second thought as to where it might end up. But when you

As we stand witness to the gradual erosion of forests across our precious Earth, a collective unease settles in the heart of each one of

Observing wildlife in its prime and ecosystems pulsating with life presents a formidable challenge in today’s rapidly evolving world. Like you, we share a deep

As the sun rises, our cities continue their steady march into the countryside, a relentless tide of concrete encroaching upon green spaces. This expansion is

We all know that twinge of concern, the quiet murmur in our thoughts about how we can continue to nourish an ever-expanding global population in

Navigating the perfect location for renewable energy endeavours can be quite the conundrum, and believe us, we understand your frustrations. It’s a startling truth that

Have you ever caught yourself pondering the impact our land-use decisions have on the delicate balance of nature? It’s a thought that has crossed many

It’s a common thread that binds us, this concern for the toll our contemporary existence takes on the delicate tapestry of Earth. Like many others,

Food shortages and hunger are pressing concerns that touch us all in today’s society. Much like you, I’ve witnessed these escalating problems with my own

Mining activities have a penchant for remoulding landscapes and communities in the most profound ways, often leaving behind scars that linger across generations. Much like

We all feel a twinge of concern when we think about our much-loved heritage sites facing the ravages of time. It strikes a chord with

As our cities blossom into ever-growing metropolises, many of us feel the oppressive heat that seems to cling stubbornly between buildings and pavements. That unwelcome

Too often, the fabric of our urban landscapes is blighted by forgotten corners and tired edifices that can drag down the spirit of our neighbourhoods.

As we wander through our local spots, it’s quite impossible not to notice the sweeping lattice of tarmac that intersects with natural landscapes. We’re acutely

We’re all rather familiar with the quintessentially British scene of morning dew glistening on blades of grass, yet often we overlook the hidden narrative beneath

As our cities expand, the concrete expanse grows with them, often leaving us pining for a glimpse of verdant hues amid the urban grey. It’s

As we stand in our gardens, admiring the view, it’s evident that a verdant lawn is not the sole marker of horticultural splendour. It’s a

Across our green and pleasant lands, the familiar contours of rural life are gradually diminishing. Like many kindred spirits who hold these areas dear, we’ve

Just like many of you, we’ve experienced the pangs of concern that go hand-in-hand with our sprawling cities and diminishing green spaces. It’s no secret

It’s not always immediately obvious how land ownership fits within our collective journey towards a more sustainable world. Indeed, many of us have found this

Flooding doesn’t just ravage landscapes; it tears at the very fabric of our communities, a harsh reality that many of you have experienced firsthand. Together

We’re all in the same boat, as house prices reach for the sky and the quest for space becomes ever more like a game of

As we collectively endeavour to tread lightly upon our cherished Earth, the quest for sustainable modes of living takes on a heightened sense of urgency.

Confronting the challenge of paying tribute to Mother Earth whilst also catering to the ever-growing demands of humanity often leaves us in a quandary. We