Travelers are constantly seeking out turquoise waters, hidden bays and pristine beaches. But what many of us don’t realize, is something as simple (and important) as sunscreen, can have a lasting impact on the coastline we love so much. While we are more familiar with issues like over-fishing, pollution and climate change, the breathtaking and incredibly delicate coral reef ecosystems are also under threat from the chemicals in many store bought sunscreens. As the importance of eco-tourism continues to gain momentum, more travelers are realizing that even the smallest choices in their packing list can have an effect on the health of the destination they visit.  

In this episode of Green Jobs, Good Jobs, hosts Shane and Ruby sit down with Diana McCarthy-Bercury, Principal and CEO of Earth Forward Group, to discuss her journey into sustainability, the founding of EFG, and how green jobs are creating healthier, more equitable communities.

Discover how the Farm-to-Table movement strengthens local economies, boosts nutrition, and reduces environmental impact—one fresh harvest at a time.

Everyone can agree that holiday light displays and home decorations are beautiful, but did you know they have a dark side?

Discover biodynamic viticulture in Italy—where lunar cycles, organic farming, and closed-loop ecosystems create sustainable wines full of authentic terroir.

The real fright this Halloween is not the monster under your bed, but the mountains of trash that haunt our planet long after October 31st passes. From plastic-wrapped candies, single-use costumes, and cheap decorations destined for the landfill, the holiday can take a massive toll on the environment.

One thing is clear – climate change does not impact everyone equally, but no one is immune.

Climate change has increased the frequency and severity of extreme weather events such as heatwaves, wildfires, droughts, heavy precipitation, flooding, and tropical cyclones.

Did you know that U.S. holiday sales are expected to reach a record-breaking $989 billion this year in November and December alone? According to a National Retail Foundation consumer study, consumers are expecting to spend an average of $902 each on gifts, food, decorations, and other seasonal items. Given that the holiday season is the busiest time of year for spending, it’s important to consider the impact of where you choose to spend your money.

La Ley de Reducción de la Inflación (IRA) de 2022 asignó casi $9 mil millones para programas de reembolso de energía para hogares de consumidores, diseñado para ayudar a los propietarios de viviendas a reducir el costo inicial de implementar medidas de ahorro de energía. Estas iniciativas tienen como objetivo promover la adopción de tecnologías de eficiencia energética y estrategias de climatización, a lo largo permite a los residentes reducir su consumo de energía y reducir sus facturas de energía.