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Margaritas are one of the most popular cocktails in the country, yet few of us consider the environmental impacts of tequila and mezcal production. 

Diversifying the outdoors is making nature more accessible to BIPOC, LGBTQ+, differently abled, and historically underrepresented communities.

In conversation with Journalist Valentina Scaife, South African freediver Faine Loubser explores the underwater world of kelp forests and the importance of storytelling for their survival.

How Puerto Ricans are moving towards sustainability as a community

L.A.-Based Luxury Grocer Erewhon Appears To Have A Similar Mission And Clientele To Tesla. But Brands Like Erewhon Are Simply A Veneer That Allows Wealthy, Privileged Customers To Exacerbate Existing Inequities That Take Sustainability Backward Rather Than Forward.

The Intag Valley, vastly biodiverse and a cultural mecca, has become a hotspot for mining expeditions. Resistance and protest has been growing amongst locals for decades, but the fight for their land’s protection is nowhere near finished.

Conventional lawn care machines produce several harms, from noise to pollution to threatened biodiversity. Replacing them with electric machines is long overdue.

Local retailers are taking steps to change how the plastic-heavy grocery industry operates.