Have you ever walked through downtown Boston during a summer scorcher and felt the temperature keep climbing, even after the sun has started its descent? Well,

Soundscapes, the acoustic symphonies of our environment, weave intricate tales of our planet's health. Delve into their significance, from the melodies of diverse habitats to their profound impact on ecosystems and human souls alike.

As the tides rise and fall along the iconic coastlines of Massachusetts, they often take with them more than just seawater; they slowly but surely erode the shores that house rich ecosystems, historical landmarks, and thri

As we navigate through the 21st century, global environmental health stands as a pivotal aspect of our collective well-being. It encompasses the interplay between environmental factors and the health of populations worldwide. At its core, global environmental health scrutinizes how air, water, and soil quality, along with other environmental elements, impact human health.

August 9th 2022: the Central, Northeast, Southeast, and Connecticut River valley regions, making up most of MA, have entered a Stage 3 (critical) drought. How do we define a drought, and how does this affect the average resident?

Organic fertilizers are a solution. They’re made of organic matter—like manure and dead plant matter—and slowly...

What do garment workers, volatile organic compounds, and bone health have in common?...

How Do Trees Help Us? I’ve written up my research project from environmental science class. It’s about the ecosystem services that trees …

Explore the overlooked environmental impact of noise pollution on wildlife, plants, and humans. Discover its sources and steps to mitigate its effects.

Unraveling the fusion of tech and sustainability in 2021. Dive in to discover gadgets that champion both innovation and the planet. It's more than just the next big thing; it's about shaping a responsible future.

You may have heard the term “stormwater” being used on the news. It might have been related to conversations about floods, pollution, and our water bodies. But all of these terms may lead you to wonder: What is stormwater? Why is it harmful? What can we do about it? Lucky for you, we will answer all of those questions in this post.

In an enlightening interview with Dr. Steven Clemens, a leading climate scientist at Brown University, we explored his journey into climate research and how climate change may dramatically alter monsoon patterns. His expertise and dedication to studying the Earth's complex systems inspire me to delve deeper into environmental science. His upcoming research in late 2022 promises to bring new insights, driving home the importance of continuous discovery in science.

The 2021 Envirothon The 2021 Envirothon season recently came to an end with the awards ceremony on May 21st. Our team competed …

Did you know that producing one pound of beef causes 60 pounds of Greenhouse Gases to be released into the environment? How about the fact that eating a pound of lamb has the same environmental impact as driving 41 miles in your car?...

Nothing could have prepared me for the shocking sight I saw earlier today at Lake Quinsigamond, part of my town. The water,

You may have heard the term “e-waste” being used on the news recently and wondered like me: what is e-waste and why has it’s disposal become such an important topic?

Composting is a vastly underrated method to being more environmentally friendly. It reduces waste in landfills, improves soil quality and saves resources. A national study found that only 28% of Americans compost right now!

Solar panels are becoming increasingly popular in the US, with the nation’s total solar energy production growing 3500% since 2008. As the industry is growing, panels are getting cheaper and cheaper with prices dropping 50% since early 2014.

When I help lug our enormous bins of paper, cans, and cardboard down the driveway every Thursday morning, I often wonder: where does all of our recycling go? In this post, I’d like to answer exactly that question.

Hello internet! My name is Aryan Mago and I’m a rising freshman in Massachusetts. I’m interested in math, programming, engineering, and I love to play tennis!