Roberto Guerra is a freelance writer with a focus on national topics in the United States. He writes for various publications such as The Cool Down, Yahoo News, and Sustainable Brands. Roberto's articles cover a range of subjects including pet care, gardening hacks, environmental issues, and consumer trends.
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By: Roberto Guerra
As our climate systems become more erratic, clean sources of energy will become ever more precious; and scaling and diversifying sustainable ways to harness...
By: Roberto Guerra
While there are still unknowns regarding the long-term ecosystem impacts of genetically modified crops, their potential benefits merit another look before climate change takes an irreversible toll on our food system.
By: Roberto Guerra
Not only do renewable-energy systems reduce air pollution and carbon emissions — their decentralized nature offers an additional, fail-safe advantage over...
By: Roberto Guerra
These two startups are fundamentally changing how coffee is produced — by eliminating the need for beans altogether, and repurposing food waste along the ...
By: Roberto Guerra
These two startups are fundamentally changing how coffee is produced — by eliminating the need for beans altogether, and repurposing food waste along the way.
By: Roberto Guerra
These two women-owned startups are repurposing waste streams from food manufacturing into striking interior finishes and “leather” handbags and
By: Roberto Guerra
These two women-owned startups are repurposing waste streams from food manufacturing into striking interior finishes and “leather” handbags and accessories.
With its effects now felt the world over, one might assume that education on climate change would be a high priority.
By: Roberto Guerra
With its effects now felt the world over, one might assume that education on climate change would be a high priority. But this is not the case — for numerous reasons we will get into, in this first of a four-part series on climate change education in the US.
1 in 3 US high school students say they feel helpless when it comes to climate change and its effects.
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