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A sustainable farm-to-table shellfish org provides food while keeping the environment in mind. This article is republished in partnership with South Jersey Climate News Article by Nolan Buser and Mya ThomasVideo Produced by Jada Ali | Camera/Sound by Joseph Pidgeon...

Junes in Philadelphia are increasingly hotter, so this past month was an exception. Despite temperatures rising (and even breaking the global temperature records this week), June was slightly cooler and wetter than normal, according to new data from Climate Central....

The city’s investment will help secure the future of 91 abandoned properties that stewards have turned into neighborhood anchors. Mara Henao remembers feeding corn into a grinder with her grandparents during her childhood in Colombia, part of the process of...

Get rid of toxic waste like antifreeze, latex and water-based paints, lithium batteries and more. Need to get rid of hazardous materials? The City is hosting its next Household Hazardous Waste Event on Thursday, July 13th from 9 am to...

DEP declared Thursday a “Code Red” and Friday a “Code Orange” for Air Quality Action Day across the keystone state. Although the air quality isn’t as dangerous as it was a few weeks ago, smoke from Canadian wildfires is again...

Parks and Recreation is teaming up with a local composting company to collect food scraps from 1 million meals served annually to children. On a humid day following a week of rain, the smell of composting food waste hung in...

With zero-waste bulk seed and other offerings, the storefront brings hobbyists to Collingswood, New Jersey Birding may seem like a sustainable hobby. But you may not realize that there can be a lot of waste associated with the industry. With...

From Puerto Rico to Philly, Carlos Claussell is Advancing Climate Justice “Green veneer,” a term coined by climate activist and professor of climate justice Naomi Klein, refers to superficial “green” fixes of climate change’s impacts for the privileged but neglect...

Wildfires are also up in PA. Here’s what you can do to conserve water. After a record-breaking dry May, Pennslyvania is on statewide drought watch. As a result, the state is experiencing lower stream flows, dropping groundwater levels, and precipitation...