A clean, healthy and sustainable environment is now an internationally recognised, but not legally enforcing, human right.

Doctors, scientists, and environmentalists alike can hold each other accountable and move forward with systems like peer review and collaboration. Since science is cumulative, meaning we are constantly building upon an already established base and using that knowledge to further explore new areas, it is important that we equip ourselves with well-supported claims and a common understanding of fact.

In the face of climate change, a newer solution has recently been gaining traction: solar geoengineering. Rapidly rising temperatures call for a serious evaluation of technologies that could mitigate global warming, as simply cutting global greenhouse emissions might not be enough.

Recycling Styrofoam (also known as Expanded Polystyrene) has not been easy. Oftentimes we find ourselves with packing products piled up in our garage with nowhere to go but the trash can. However, there is a way for you to improve your carbon footprint. It takes a little bit more effort than just tossing your Styrofoam cup into the blue bin, though.