Individual action, guides, consumption and social justice.
14 articles
Sustainability is largely a systems problem, and individual decisions still have a measurable size. This section separates the changes that genuinely matter from the ones that mostly feel good, using the research: food, transport, home energy and consumption. The aim is not guilt but a better question.
Golf clubs, private schools and commercial car washes could face restrictions if the government approves requests from three suppliers, with reservoirs at 54% capacity.
Ausgrid's new Community Power Network trial will let renters and other customers without solar access share bill savings from surplus power generated at nearby commercial rooftops.
As reservoirs run low and old pipes deliver muddy tap water, low-income communities in and around Colombo are paying steep premiums for water that isn't always safe to drink.
Harbor construction has destroyed a South Korean fishing ground, and the free-diving women who worked it for decades are demanding compensation from the builder.
A new report finds Black and Hispanic homeowners pay hundreds of dollars more a year than white homeowners for identical insurance coverage, with Florida showing the widest gap.
Years of severe drought are forcing Angolan communities back into a seasonal migration across the Namibian border that colonial-era restrictions had long suppressed.