Food for Thought: The Infernos Engulfing Us from LA to the “Gulf of America” — A Sad and Satirical View
Infernos both real and metaphorical are surrounding us. Credit: WHYY By Terry Gips in his personal capacity The Infernos of LA are not yet contained, leaving a heart-breaking hellscape and …
Reimagining: The Hidden Power and Luxury of Less – How a New Anti-Consumerism Movement is Reshaping Happiness and Saving the Planet
You, too, can join the movement to consume less and be happier while addressing climate change with simple actions from buying second-hand to fixing things. Credit: ecofriend. lia By Alliance …
Art of the Week: Reclaiming Black Beauty – Kerry James Marshall’s Fight Against Misrepresentation
As we celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday, we’re highlighting the artwork of a fellow Black visionary, Kerry James Marshall, with his poignant mourning of the loss of iconic …
The Tragedy of the LA Fire Disaster and What We Need to Learn
By Alliance for Sustainability President Terry Gips Devastating and heartbreaking. All of us at the Alliance are filled with sadness about the loss of life, homes and communities in the …
Take Action: Forever Chemicals, Forever Harm — Act Now to Protect Our Water
PFAS chemicals contaminate our water and pose serious health risks. Credit: Paul China/Getty Images By Katie Block, Alliance Intern at Wellesley College ‘25 PFAS chemicals, often called “forever chemicals,” are …
Inspiration: Reflecting on Jimmy Carter from Inside the White House – 35 Years Ahead on Climate
President Jimmy Carter at the dedication ceremony of the solar hot water heating panels on top of the White House, June 20, 1979. Participants included (behind him beginning with the …
Sustainability Tip: The Dirty Dozen vs. The Clean Fifteen – Reducing Toxic Pesticides in Your Produce
The Environmental Working Group has released its annual 2024 Dirty Dozen™ and 2024 Clean Fifteen™ lists to help consumers avoid toxic pesticide residues. Credit: Environmental Working Group By Alliance Communications …