Brazil ruins the environment to make it easier to host a conference about solving climate change.
Brazil ruins the environment to make it easier to host a conference about solving climate change.

We will be back really soon.
Source: TreeHugger – The new Treehugger is almost cooked

Many places in Europe allow responsible walking wherever one’s feet take them, regardless of private property. In the US? Not so much.
Source: TreeHugger – Why is it illegal to walk freely in most of the US?

Well, not really, but we have packed up all our stuff and are on the move.
Source: TreeHugger – Gone Camping!

With more people working from home, the little variety store may thrive again.
Source: TreeHugger – Will the coronavirus bring back the corner store?

They promise “agility over utility.”
Source: TreeHugger – Gogoro comes to USA with the 26 pound Eeyo e-bike

This series of 30 short videos will help kids explore and connect with nature.
Source: TreeHugger – Earth School can be your kid’s at-home science teacher

Gensler interviews thousands, finds most want to go back to the office.
Source: TreeHugger – Study finds only 12 percent of US workers want to stay home full-time

Despite the pandemic, takeout orders have risen. It’s time to reclaim lost skills.
Source: TreeHugger – Americans still aren’t cooking much from scratch

The Canadian city is distributing 75,000 seedlings to promote food security among residents.
Source: TreeHugger – Get vegetable seedlings for free in Victoria, BC

Claire Sprouse is the owner of Hunky Dory in Brooklyn and passionate about sustainability in an infamously wasteful industry. With the pandemic, she’s getting even more creative.
Source: TreeHugger – This bartender wants to lower your cocktail’s carbon footprint