Shaping a Just and Sustainable Future

Welcome to EARTHDAY.ORG’s Climate Curiosities, your bi-weekly update on the ongoing Earth Day movement. Our research-backed articles keep you informed on the issues that matter most.

In this edition, we explore why sustainability must include DEI, how Black leaders are driving environmental justice, and what it takes to build a fair, livable future. Plus, renewables have officially overtaken coal, and Thailand’s plastic waste ban is set to shake up the global waste trade.

The Power of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Sustainability: Celebrating Black History Month

Sustainability must include DEI to be just and effective. Black leaders drive environmental justice, and supporting their work ensures a fair, livable future.

Renewable Energy Will Take Us from Coal to Clean

Renewables just surpassed coal as the world’s top energy source. With lower costs, growing jobs, and better reliability, the clean energy future is here.

Where Your Plastic Waste is Really Going

Thailand begins banning all plastic waste imports in 2025, disrupting the international plastic waste industry. The industry relies on low-income nations to handle waste.

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• Turning Pages Together: Why Secondary Classrooms Need Interactive Read-Alouds

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