Emily Folk

Many companies have felt the pressure over the past few years to go green - but some US corporations have made it their mission to help our planet and are making huge changes to our world.

Consumers are calling for greater sustainability across the board, and the agriculture industry is no exception.

We need to increase our energy resource by 35 percent by 2035 - it's time we start harnessing water.

How our farmers and food production need to adapt is at the forefront of the climate change discussion.

Local governments in the US can play a huge role in sustainability. They can help the environment on a small-scale level as well as encourage sustainability among its citizens.

The ultimate goal of putting all fossil fuels behind us is an uphill battle and one that we may not be able to reach.

Personal care products contribute some of the largest amounts of waste that end up in landfills.

It's imperative that we understand what's in our water and how we can avoid ingesting harmful pollutants.

Growing enough healthy and sustainable food has been moved to the forefront of the agriculture industry.

The shipping industry supports our economies - and our daily lives. However, to preserve our planet, it must adopt new technologies to reduce emissions.

Millions of people around the globe own pets - which have an impact on the health of our planet.

Is the Environment Protection Agency in the United States as effective as it could be in regulating environmental issues?

The textile industry has had a reputation for massive waste and water usage for years, but a focus on moving away from fast fashion, the textile industry could become more sustainable.

Scientists are increasingly concerned about what climate breakdown could mean for the spread of disease.

Environmental law has a unique opportunity to set requirements on what steps are necessary to mitigate the effects of climate change to protect us.

Sustainable improvements for energy efficiency are far more affordable when homeowners take a strategic approach to their changes.

Women, who have often not worked in fields like politics and energy, bring a unique, creative perspective that could better our world.

Green construction yields promising results for the future of our planet. But new technologies come with new safety risks for workers.

Governments have for years offered incentives for renewable energy - but is it time to take it a step further and begin funding renewable energy projects?

Energy deregulation offers the opportunity not only for more competitive energy rates but also allows some to choose from more renewable and green energy options.

Clean products not only are beneficial for the environment and our health, but businesses also reap the benefits of more trust from consumers.

Energy efficiency options offer the potential to save money as well as do what's better for the planet - but how can we highlight these benefits to consumers?

Everyone needs a good vacation. Eco-friendly travel can affect not only how to travel but also where on the planet people travel.

We come into contact with dozens of products in our everyday life, so we must consider their environmental impacts and whether they can they harm health.