Climate Change and Invasive Species: A Growing Threat to Biodiversity
Climate change and invasive species are interconnected, which may create the most negative consequences for indigenous plants and animals.
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Sustainability sits at the heart of Unsustainable Magazine. This section brings together stories that explore how people, communities, and ecosystems adapt to a world in rapid transition. Here you’ll find reporting and reflections on climate change, ecological resilience, waste systems, energy futures, and the everyday choices that shape our collective impact.
Our aim isn’t just to document environmental challenges, but to examine how they intersect with justice, inequality, and lived experience. From new research on carbon emissions to local efforts to restore biodiversity, these articles connect the global and the personal, the structural and the immediate.
Whether you’re looking for clear explanations, in-depth analysis, or grounded ideas for creating change, the Sustainability category offers a wide-ranging view of the forces reshaping our planet — and the possibilities that still remain.
Climate change and invasive species are interconnected, which may create the most negative consequences for indigenous plants and animals.
Workplaces are adapting to those evolving influences by merging advanced tech tools with environmental health and safety strategies.
Many consumers are calling for more businesses to adopt sustainable practices, and the sports sunglasses landscape isn’t exempt from these demands.
While solutions like electric and hydrogen-powered trucks are gaining ground, Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) has become a proven tool for today’s diesel fleets.
Smart landscaping leverages an array of digital systems and physical nodes to enhance eco-friendly practices during design and planning.
Homeowners can transform their properties into sustainable havens by creating wildlife habitats. Small impactful steps can have major impact.
Let’s take a closer look at some cutting-edge technologies to revolutionize clean water access for the billions of people in need.
The Fourth Industrial Revolution has inspired today with critical technological advancements. Here’s how to leverage Industry 4.0 for a greener future.
It’s increasingly important for the solar industry to prioritize, reduce, and take responsibility for the environmental impact of solar panel production.
Technologies could revolutionize supply change sustainability, catapulting manufacturers, warehouses, fleets and retailers into an environmentally friendly age.
This article looks at two successful and sustainable initiavies, one harnessing energy from ocean waves and the other a sanctuary for migrating birds.
Food waste and climate change are interrelated. Food waste is a massive, unchecked problem in most countries and it’s terrible for the planet.
It’s just as critical to recognize the natural tools the earth already uses to ensure a livable climate. The humble tree can play a significant role in the fight against climate change.
Ethical and sustainable agriculture is essential in improving our food’s nutritional quality, and therefore, our gut health. Let’s look at the details.
With climate change triggering extreme weather events, the importance of building weather-resilient homes has never been clearer.
Simply using salvage, reclaimed and upcycled materials may slash the footprint to make construction more sustainable.
Although the year has only just begun, the top innovative sustainable construction materials and practices for 2025 are already apparent.
A look at the current state of mangrove forests worldwide, how we got here, and plans for the future of these delicate yet critical ecosystems.
Research shows, everyday home tech carry a massive, latent carbon footprint or carbon bomb that could jeopardize future environmental goals.
The environmental and economic benefits of mangrove forests, from carbon capture and water filtration to reducing the financial impacts of climate change.
The various threats to mangrove forests can all be traced to humankind, from agriculture and coastal development to tourism and climate change. Let’s discuss.
Are non-stick pans dangerous? Possibly. Let’s take a closer look at the details and discuss the risks and alternatives.
Fatbergs are solidified fat, oil and grease around wet wipes, sanitary pads and other nonbiodegradable products. They cause massive blockages in sewer lines.
It’s time for an updated social contract, one that measures individual and collective ecological footprints and aims for sustainable economies and environments.
Perovskites are a class of materials with a unique crystal structure that makes them exceptionally efficient at converting sunlight into electricity.
Holidays are meant for giving. The best gift you can give yourself, your family and your community is to be responsible for your holiday waste. Let’s discuss.
A look at the 2024 Crestone Energy Fair, a community at the frontier of sustainable living, with innovative and regenerative ideas for the future.
Paint serves a useful purpose, but many traditional formulations contain lead, harmful VOCs, and microplastics. Let’s look at the details and explore alternatives.
Looking for a way to reduce your environmental footprint while enjoying fresh eggs for breakfast? Your answer might just come in the form of backyard chickens.
The covid-19 pandemic has highlighted vulnerabilities in our waste management systems and underscored the need for more sustainable practices and materials.
Contrary to claims, biofuels are not carbon neutral. In fact, in many cases, biofuels end up emitting more carbon than traditional fossil fuels. Let’s discuss.
Certain characteristics could make ferns another eco-friendly way to address the exacerbating effects of heat islands. Let’s take a closer look.
Discover all about the circular classroom concept, including the practical steps, success stories, and benefits of fostering environmentally conscious students.
Not everyone can add solar to their roofs. Don’t lose heart, there are still ways in which you can incorporate solar technologies into your home. Let’s discuss.
A look at the Green Sail Footprint system, and why tourists are increasingly choosing to support charter companies that measure their impact on the environment.
Forest schools are an innovative concept that draws inspiration from ancient practices. But what exactly are the benefits? Let’s take a closer look.