

Breaking Down Plastics Using Enzymes
The world relies on plastics for endless beneficial uses, but alarming amounts of plastic waste are polluting oceans and waterways, and there’s growing evidence that microplastics are showing up in millions of human bodies. And, because many plastics are built to last, they can take decades or even centuries to disintegrate.

Yasmin Prabhudas
Jun 18, 2025


Austria’s Aspern Seestadt Community Recovers, Reuses, Rebuilds
Imagine a city where daily errands are a delightful stroll or a quick bike ride away, where lush green spaces are abundant, and where the air is noticeably fresher and cleaner. This isn’t a distant utopia; it’s the lived reality in Aspern Seestadt, also known as Aspern Lakeside City.

Robert R. Selle
Jun 16, 2025


Wanjira Mathai Sees Green in Africa’s Future
Environmental Activist Says Opening Hearts Is Key

The Earth & I Editorial Team
Apr 23, 2025


World Peace Education Center Events Open New Era of Global Cooperation
This article highlights the various significant events that commemorated the opening of the Cheon Won Gung (World Peace Education Center) in April 2025, in South Korea. The events included World Summit 2025, with a session that had the theme “Climate Change, Environmental Crises and the Future of the Earth,” organized by the Hyo Jeong International Foundation for Environmental Peace (HJIFEP).

The Earth & I Editorial Team
Apr 22, 2025


UNESCO Ambassador Mauro Colagreco Links Food Choices to Biodiversity
World-renowned chef Mauro Colagreco is passionate about two things: great food and the environment.
And he doesn’t see why anyone should be forced to choose one over the other. As he puts it, it is all about “eating without eating the planet.”

Mark Smith
Apr 21, 2025





