Environment and Climate

Protecting our planet is the most pressing issue facing humankind in the 21^st century. The actions we take now—for clean air, energy and drinking water, sustainable food and managing our natural resources—will save lives and livelihoods today and for centuries to come. Here, we tell the stories of our partner institutions and individuals who are making a difference as champions of the earth.

this photo shows a plastic bottle being retrieved from a river in California

California Governor Signs "World's Toughest" Recycling Law Covering Plastic Bottles

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September 28, 2020

Companies that produce bottled beverages will be required to use 15 percent recycled plastic in their bottles by 2022 and 50 percent by 2030.

West Virginia Wesleyan College Unveils Solar Canopy With Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

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September 23, 2020

The solar canopy has a solar capacity of about 60 kilowatts, which will provide the energy equivalent of the use of six average American homes for a year.

Scientists from Two Sullivan Partner Schools Lead Research Expedition to Antarctica

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September 17, 2020

Auburn University's Kenneth Halanych and Kevin Kocot of the University of Alabama aim to better understand how climate change affects biodiversity in the unexplored waters of the Antarctic region.

Recycling Cars in the Modern World

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September 9, 2020

While small-scale consumer recycling definitely makes a difference, one of the most important avenues for recycling is something that you won’t be able to chuck in your nearest recycling bin.

this photo shows Melinda Hardin, an early applicant for a zero-interest loan from the Slow Money Institute founded by Woody Tasch

Pioneer of Slow Money Movement Launches Beetcoin to Boost Small, Local Farms

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August 28, 2020

Beetcoin lets individuals without deep pockets invest in local farms and food startups committed to sustainable farming and doing the right things for the planet.

Duke University Researcher Tracks Down Cute Mouse-Like Creature in Horn of Africa

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August 21, 2020

Dr. Steven Heritage said scientists classify the Somali Sengi as "charismatic microfauna," which translates as "adorable little animals."

California Governor Signs "World's Toughest" Recycling Law Covering Plastic Bottles

West Virginia Wesleyan College Unveils Solar Canopy With Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

Scientists from Two Sullivan Partner Schools Lead Research Expedition to Antarctica

Recycling Cars in the Modern World

Pioneer of Slow Money Movement Launches Beetcoin to Boost Small, Local Farms

Duke University Researcher Tracks Down Cute Mouse-Like Creature in Horn of Africa

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