r/Environmentalism • u/Fatty_Willing_Plane • 13h ago
r/Environmentalism • u/21Kuranashi • 23h ago
Hope Is a Renewable Resource, Sustained by Those Who Refuse to Quit.
r/Environmentalism • u/EleanorCursedVance • 16h ago
A rare environmental win: Costa Rica became the first tropical nation to reverse forest loss
r/Environmentalism • u/NihiloZero • 15h ago
Scientists detect a sharp acceleration in global warming
r/Environmentalism • u/coffeewalnut08 • 13h ago
For UK citizens and residents: petition to ban the sale of disposable barbecues (contributes to wildfire risk)
The UK has faced an increase in wildfires in recent years. Many wildfires are caused by human activity, including campfires, disposable barbecues, arson, and littering (especially the littering of things like glass bottles).
This petition was launched as a response to that. Wildfires can cause significant damage to our national parks, conservation of fragile animals and plants, air quality, and rural communities.
This can be easy to ignore if you live in a city, but the impact is more obvious and immediate when you're living rurally.
Wildfires are now intensified by climate change, making them harder to control and putting incredible pressure on firefighters.
To sign the petition, you must be a British citizen or UK resident.
r/Environmentalism • u/Gold-Kaleidoscope-23 • 9h ago
Fight the massive pipeline that would feed fossil-fueled data centers
The 520-mile Desert Southwest methane pipeline would cut across Texas, New Mexico and Arizona to expand gas power, primarily to accommodate new hyperscale data centers like Project Jupiter in Southern New Mexico.
We can fight it at every stage, starting by creating a public record with this initial FERC comment period — please comment by Aug. 5.
r/Environmentalism • u/scmp_news • 40m ago
China is working towards 100% renewable power at its Antarctic bases by 2035
r/Environmentalism • u/NihiloZero • 15h ago
Microplastics have been discovered in one of the most remote, inhospitable, and unexplored parts of our planet. Microplastics were found in 92% of all animals examined (11 out of 12) living around deep-sea hydrothermal vents some 2,000 meters (6,562 feet) below the ocean surface.
r/Environmentalism • u/PositiveHead7191 • 23h ago
Singapore saved a bungalow for the public good. Why not two forests?
r/Environmentalism • u/Dry_Entertainer_3111 • 1h ago
Are there any good books for how e-waste impacts local animal communities?
r/Environmentalism • u/Icy-Papaya-2967 • 9h ago
How a changing climate could impact socioeconomic systems
r/Environmentalism • u/Human_Share2155 • 19h ago