Earth Day, marked annually on April 22, exists primarily to inspire the global population to work together to protect our planet from environmental harm. But it’s also a chance to celebrate everything ...

There’s something about viewing Earth from space — the shift in perspective has for decades moved us emotionally, scientifically, and philosophically. The iconic Earthrise image of our planet rising ...

April 22 is traditionally known as Earth Day, the occasion where we pause as temporary travelers on our 'blue marble' to honor and respect our precious planetary home and its immeasurable beauty, ...

Here’s a fun fact for anyone who ever made a middle-school Earth Day poster: Robert Rauschenberg made the very first one for the very first Earth Day, which was celebrated on April 22, 1970. Besides ...

This Saturday is Earth Day, and communities across the country are mobilizing to clean up their shared green spaces and waterways, plant air-cleaning trees and bring more attention to climate change.

It was Earth Day earlier this week, but Gothamist thinks it's still Earth Week, and during the commute home, we spied the Earth Day images being projected onto the North Hall at Grand Central Terminal ...

Earth Day is this week (April 22nd, 2021). It is day when you will see scientists, environmentalists, and media reflect on the one planet known to host life. It is also a call to action to protect ...