While environmentally aware individuals worldwide agree that climate change is a proven challenge for our planet, few have changed their travel behaviors.
When it comes to sustainable decision-making, our surroundings — i.e. the surrounding choice architecture — plays a crucial role in facilitating change.
59 percent of North Americans take the time to donate their reusable items to thrift stores or charities to make sure their much-loved belongings go to good use.
Though most Westerners are uncertain about eating crickets, these animals have numerous attributes that make them attractive sources of sustainable food.
The total unpriced natural capital consumed by the more than 1,000 “global primary production and primary processing region-sectors” amounts to $7.3 trillion a year — 13 percent of 2009 global GDP.