Beach days are a hallmark of summer. Across the world, people’s summer days are peppered with laying on a towel, jumping in salty waves,...

While composting can be used as a blanket term, there are several methods that are best for certain environments. For example, an at-home...

There is a strong link between land and sea, emphasizing the importance of understanding how human activities can impact both. We know...

Where do you see yourself in the year 2050? For most of us, this isn’t an easy question to answer. There are so many changing variables...

Despite common belief, the environmental impact in the setting of the COVID-19 related economic slowdown has not significantly stalled...

Every year on June 8th, World Oceans Day is celebrated across the globe. This day was created by the United Nations (U.N.) in 1992 to...

The ubiquity and dangers of PFAS are gaining national attention. Several bills and regulations have been proposed at the federal level....

Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) have been making headlines in Massachusetts this year. Several towns across the state have...

Many commercial and industrial products depend on synthetic compounds for their unique chemical properties. One widely used class of...

The Alewife Brook flows from Chebacco Lake into the Essex River and the North Atlantic Ocean. The brook is a vital path for river...

Environmental advocacy is an important channel in a community’s shift to become more sustainable. Seaside Sustainability’s Disposable...

The battle against plastic pollution is one of endless compromise. One such compromise is bioplastic, which serves the same purpose as...

Offshore drilling is a process used to extract crude oil from deep beneath the ocean floors. Despite the threat it poses to our ocean and...

Written by: Daniela Miranda While hurricanes are often feared for their intensity and devastation, storm surge, rather than the storm...

Coastal erosion is something that happens on coastlines all over the world. The result is retreating coastlines and eroded beaches. But...