environment

Great Pacific Garbage Patch Is Now Twice the Size of Texas

By EcoWatch / March 22, 2018

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch (GPGP) floating off the coast of California now measures 1.6 million square kilometers (about 1 million square miles), according to a startling new study. To put that into perspective, the clump of trash is about the size of three Frances, or twice the size of Texas. Not only that, the […]

Two Major Climate Change Lawsuits Move Forward

By EcoWatch / March 15, 2018

13 Female ‘Cli-Fi’ Writers Who Are Inspiring A Better Future

By EcoWatch / March 8, 2018

Climate Alliance States Show Us What Real Leadership Looks Like

By EcoWatch / September 21, 2017

Fracking Study Links Pollution, Earthquakes to Drilling in Texas Shale

By EcoWatch / June 19, 2017

Bill Nye and Netflix Team Up to ‘Save the World’

By EcoWatch / January 4, 2017

With a rough 2016 officially behind us, and a foreboding 2017 ahead, maybe we all need a good dose of 1990’s nostalgia. This Spring, Bill Nye will make his long-awaited return to our screens with his new Netflix show, Bill Nye Saves the World. The Science Guy and his band of correspondents—model Karlie Kloss, Xploration […]