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A clear bottle of Air Co. vodka.

A Carbon-Negative Vodka Straight Out of a Sci-Fi Storyline

Michael Pinsky's Pollution Pod domes, with people inside and out.

Artist Michael Pinsky’s Climate-Action Plan: “Pollution Pods”

Pedro Gadanho. (Courtesy Actar Publishers)

Pedro Gadanho on How Architecture Must Adapt to Our Ecological Emergency

Two collectors weighing their plastics. (Courtesy First Mile)

A Not-For-Profit Reimagines Recycling and Supply Chains to Profound Effect

The “Urban Sun” installation at the Solar Biennale, designed by Studio Roosegaarde. (Courtesy the Solar Biennale)

An Energy Summit in the Netherlands Imagines a Solar-Powered Future

A large tray of compost heading into a white container surrounded by plants.

Why Human Composting Is the Future of Death Care

A carving board with vegan burgers and bacon, onions, a cleaver, herbs, and condiments.

London’s First Vegan Butcher Shop Sells “Meats” That Rival the Real Thing

The covers of four new books on the climate crisis.

Four New Must-Reads on the Climate Crisis

Two Grounded Packaging "stand up pouches" in black and white.

This Australian Company Aims to Make Packaging Easy—and Actually Sustainable

Ekosfere products

In the Bronx, a Shop for Everyday Essentials Operating Under a Zero-Waste Ethos

White curtains in front of stalks of wheat.

These New Ikea Curtains Literally Create Fresh Air

People planting a garden near a tree

A National Garden Program Connects Faith With the Environment, in Detroit and Beyond

Dr. Gary Cooper, founder of the re-commerce company Rheaply, speaking at the fair. (Courtesy Emerson Collective)

At New York’s Climate Week, a “Climate Science Fair” Cultivates Optimism and Future-Forward Thinking

David Wallace-Wells. (Photo: Andrew Zuckerman / The Slowdown)

David Wallace-Wells’s New Climate Newsletter Is a Must-Read for Anyone Concerned With Our Future

Paper bag on a table with food

How the Too Good to Go App Aids in the Fight Against Food Waste

Lidewij Edelkoort. (Photo: Thirza Schaap)

Lidewij Edelkoort Starts Up a New Master’s Program in Sustainable Textile Production

The cover of “Not Too Late: Changing the Climate Story from Despair to Possibility” (2023). (Courtesy Haymarket Books)

In “Not Too Late,” a Vital, Kaleidoscopic View on the Climate Crisis

Tatiana Schlossberg smiling next to the front cover of Inconspicuous Consumption.

Environmental Journalist Tatiana Schlossberg Shares Her Media Diet

Snow caught in bare branches in sunlight.

The Sensory Hit of Cold Weather on Our Noses, Explained

Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and Dr. Katharine K. Wilkinson looking out over green mountains from a patch of trail.

These Climate Podcasts Focus on Stories, Not Statistics

Black denim fabric with pink cross stitches

In Minnesota, a Denim-Repair Shop Celebrates Wear and Tear

Musician Brian Eno

With EarthPercent, Brian Eno Helps the Music Industry Address the Climate Crisis

Clinical psychologist Margaret Klein Salamon.

This New Online Forum Lets Anyone Air Their Anxieties About the Climate Crisis

Herman Miller’s Aeron chair in Onyx Ultra Matte

How Design Can Reframe Ocean Plastic as a Resource, Not Waste

Four book covers from titles about the climate crisis on a white background

A New Digital Book Club Explores the Beauty and Fragility of Our Planet

The interior of Object Limited, with a floor marquee sign and rack of clothes.

Object Limited Is the Secondhand Solution We’ve Been Yearning For

Beatrice Galilee writing in a notebook with her laptop before her.

Beatrice Galilee’s New Architecture Conference Takes a Whole-Earth Perspective

Mental health and climate researcher Britt Wray

Britt Wray on How to Stay Invigorated and Accountable in the Face of the Climate Crisis

A submersible robot traveling below the Thwaites Glacier.

This Video Footage of the Thwaites Glacier Shows the Sea Levels Rising Before Our Very Eyes

Gabriel Di Bella. (Photo: Yè Fan)

For Eleven Madison Park’s New Sommelier, Smell Is the Most Important Sense

Three people underneath an Olafur Elaisson video installation.

Olafur Elaisson’s Latest Exhibition Offers a Hopeful Vision of the Future

Air Eau de Parfum by Air Company

A Carbon-Negative Perfume That Evokes the Earth’s Natural Elements

David W. Orr. (Photo: John Seyfried)

David W. Orr on the Inextricable Links Between Climate and Democracy

Courtesy Slow Factory

A Garment Recycling Program Confronts Global Textile Waste Head-On

Clothing from Patagonia’s ReCrafted collection. (Courtesy Patagonia)

The Best Way to Buy Used Outdoor Gear? From Outerwear Brands Themselves

Dr. Brian Fisher smiling and examining a pinned wasp.

Entomologist Dr. Brian Fisher on Why Edible Insects are Good for Your Health