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Treehugger is a website that covers various topics related to sustainability, environment, and green living. Find out about strange and beautiful fox species, glass recycling, plant-based alternatives, and more.
- Turn Your Garden Into A Certified Wildlife Habitat
Treehugger Voices News Archive Once upon a time, nature was...
- Is Your Shampoo To Blame for Thinning Hair
Treehugger has been discussing the problem of synthetic...
- 9 Amazing Fractals Found in Nature
Take a tour through the magical world of natural fractals...
- Home & Garden
Explore tips, lists, and expert opinion on making your home...
- News
Treehugger News. Read the latest on environmental policy,...
- Environment
Environment. Learn about ecosystems, wildlife, oceans, clean...
- Science
See how science affects every aspect of your world and learn...
- Policy
The Treehugger Guide to Sustainable Certifications. The Beer...
- Eco-Design
Learn how design can be used to create a greener world, from...
- Animals
Learn about animals, from their surprising behaviors and...
- How to Identify Poison Ivy, Oak, and Sumac
- 8 Natural & Homemade Insecticides: Save Your Garden Without Killing the Earth
- 20 of the World's Most Venomous Snakes
- What Is E-Waste and Why Is It a Problem?
- How to Make Hummingbird Nectar: The Best Recipe
- 11 Recently Extinct Animals
- What Are the Three Pillars of Sustainability?
- A Beginner’s Guide to Rainwater Harvesting
- How Tea Changed the World
- 25 of the Most Dangerous Animals in the World
- Turn Your Garden Into A Certified Wildlife Habitat
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Local or organic? Hybrid or electric? Paper or plastic or neither? Nearly all decisions today affect the environment, and figuring out which choices matter most often feels impossible. That’s why we made Treehugger, the only modern sustainability site that offers advice, clarity, and inspiration for both the eco-savvy and the green-living novice. W...
Treehugger was founded by entrepreneur and eco-advocate Graham Hill in 2004. With a background in architecture and design, Hill’s vision was for the site to serve as a vehicle for driving sustainability mainstream – and to do so with a modern twist. In 2007, TIME included Treehugger in their selection of “Top 25 Blogs” and Nielsen Online ranked Tre...
It’s not always easy to discern reliable sustainability content from articles that are agenda-driven or salesy. We strive to cut through the noise, providing trustworthy content that’s both authoritative and accessible. Everything we publish on Treehugger is created with these core promises in mind: 1. Report with integrity. When it comes to our co...
Our in-house editorial staff oversees every article on our site. We have extensive best practice guidelines including individual documents for content integrity, sourcing, fact-checking, anti-bias review, the Treehugger mission, and more.
The Treehugger news archive is a collection of our significant news stories that are more than one year old. Archived news articles offer background and context for vital sustainability issues and provide insight into the history of our coverage. These articles are identified by the news archive label, which is located directly below the article by...
Our mission at Treehugger may be to help the planet, but we can’t do that in a vacuum. Issues of oppression and systemic racism are inextricable from the climate crisis, and its consequences disproportionately affect marginalized groups. More than simply standing for the environment, we must stand for environmental justice, which includes speaking ...
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Treehugger is a website that offers advice, clarity, and inspiration for eco-friendly living and choices. Learn about the site's history, mission, team, awards, editorial guidelines, and sources from this page.
TreeHugger is a website that offers advice and inspiration for making your home and garden more eco-friendly. Find out how to grow your own food, reduce your waste, save energy, and live well with nature.
URL. TreeHugger.com. Launched. 2005. Current status. active. TreeHugger is a sustainability website that reports on news, and other subjects like eco-friendly design, homes, and gardens. It was rated the top sustainability blog of 2007 by Nielsen Netratings, [1] and was included in Time Magazine's 2009 blog index as one of the top twenty-five ...
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