It's easy to forget that the products we consume come from far away. It's even easier to forget how they get to us.
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Guest blogger Lisa Walker offers tips on keeping a healthy lawn AND conserving water.
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Fighting climate chaos can sometimes feel like a discouraging list of "don't's"—but when it comes to planting trees, we face an easy and exciting "do".
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Betsy Damon sat down with artist Xie Rong to talk art, activism, and Keepers of the Waters. This is one of her most in-depth interviews yet!
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2020 was the year that the new global reality set in.
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Join millions of people around the world to celebrate the lifeblood of our planet: our rivers.
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If water is the foundation of planning and design, then all housing developments, shopping malls, parking lots, and housing developments, road systems and transportation hubs need to have a water plan that contributes to the sustainable future of your community. Here are a few ideas.
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When we think of plastic pollution, we picture bags and bottles floating at sea. But the bigger problem is much “smaller”.
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A river can only be as clean as the water upstream.
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Betsy Damon’s formative 1985 piece The Memory of Clean Water is currently being shown in ecofeminism(s), cureated by Monika Fabijanska.
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A recent investigation by The Guardian has uncovered a dismal picture when it comes to America's public water supply: millions of Americans are facing higher and higher water bills, all while water quality is falling.
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The bottling industry's tactics disproportionately harm black, brown, and low-income communities.
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Betsy recently spoke with Xavier Cortada in discussing the connections between the coronavirus pandemic, the environment, and the Black Lives Matter movement. Watch the interview!
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Turtle Bay Exploration Park produced this wonderful video about Betsy Damon’s interactive piece Sounds of Water.
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With the earth's ecosystems already in crisis, we must move beyond sustainability into regeneration.
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As the COVID-19 pandemic rages on, the search for answers begins. Like most disruptions to human life, the answer involves nature.
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From The Guardian: With the cruise ships gone and the souvenir stalls closed, the coronavirus lockdown has transformed La Serenissima’s waterways
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Time and time again, cruise companies put profits before people. To put it bluntly, cruise ships are terrible for the world. A recent study reveals that Carnival Corporation emits 10 times as much air pollution as all cars in Europe combined.
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More and more communities are catching on to the obvious benefits of removing old dams from their rivers.
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Following California, New York is posed to be the second state to ban the wasteful—and completely unnecessary—use of plastic bags.
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