Several studies have detailed a dramatic drop in aquatic life, with dire projections in the years to come. It’s not all doom and gloom, though. Fish populations have an incredible ability to rebound at dramatic rates, but there’s a catch.

You consider your environmental footprint with all your food choices, but have you ever thought about the environmental “paw print” of your beloved pet?

Many environmental advocates have promoted eating locally as a way to reduce the carbon footprint of our diets, but are “food miles” really that significant? How does eating locally compare to eating plant-based foods as a means of mitigating climate change? Science has the answer!

Climate change is an existential crisis driven substantially by deforestation, which is driven in turn by food production. Along the way, the forces driving climate change also exploit people, degrade communities, and destroy biodiversity. A more sustainable and socially just future is possible. Learn how you can be a part of the solution.