The VG Daily: 005 - Plastic Recycling is a Myth
After my discussion yesterday on A Plastic Ocean, I decided to continue the plastics discussion with a talk about why plastic recycling is really a myth.
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TSL: SFN - Homesick for a World Unknown w/ Miriam Horn
George Schaller may be the reason mountain gorillas, Bengal tigers, and giant pandas still exist in the wild. Considered the father of modern field biology, he trained Jane Goodall and Dian Fossey, worked in 32 countries, and sounded the alarm on the "great dying" of the natural world
The Slow Way Home: What a Bus Ride Taught Me About Wasted Time
Have you ever looked at a chunk of time and decided, before it even started, that it was going to be wasted? That's where I was standing at a bus stop in Honolulu, watching the minutes tick down on my phone. Eight minutes until the bus. Eight minutes
TSL: SFN - A Better World Is Possible w/ Danica Novgorodoff
Danica Novgorodoff has spent her career turning complex ideas into visually stunning stories — and A Better World Is Possible may be her most personal yet. The New York Times bestselling illustrator and 2022 Yoto Kate Greenaway Medal recipient, whose work includes the graphic novel adaptation of Jason Reynolds' Long
There Is No "Away": What Hawaii's Trash Crisis Is Really Telling Us
I was waiting for an elevator in the lobby of a building I was catsitting at. I pushed the elevator call button and stared blankly at the wall. There were various notices to the residents, but one was printed on bright yellow paper, like a warning notice. My eyes caught