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I break down a Stuff article on “the healthiest type of milk” as an example of just how subtle (and sometimes not-so-subtle) media bias can be. Spoiler: It’s not about which milk is best.

You may already know that flowers are not really as green as you might imagine, but you might be surprised at how much of a drain on the planet your Valentine's bouquet actually is.

Bugs get a bad rap. Sure, they’re small, sometimes unsettling, and often unwelcome in our homes. But they’re also doing some of the most important jobs in our ecosystems.

After years of research, development, and countless trials (and errors), we’re finally here — the year it launches!

With years of experience in climate psychology, Dr. Susie Burke is a breath of fresh air for anyone overwhelmed by constant climate news.

This is a damning report on just how much carbon the billionaires of the world are producing and why it dwarfs any possible emissions you could be producing on your own.

While we're definitely not there yet, I am excited to share some of the good stuff that has been happening!

I've spent over a decade in this industry, and it kinda sucks. It's the furthest thing from beautiful. I've seen the good, the bad, and the really frickin' awful. And that's where Ethique started.

Amy is the Deputy Curator of Mammals at Auckland Zoo and the founder of the Sumatran Ranger Project.

He’s an explorer, naturalist, scientist, presenter, writer, and I still can’t believe he said yes to being on the podcast.

Now, just because someone is talking about the environmental impact of an agricultural product does not mean they are anti-farmer. I have an incredible depth of respect for farmers.

I think you’ll be fascinated by how her upbringing has shaped her environmental mindset, and just how committed she is to sustainability.