In 1970, the first Earth Day sparked a massive public response, with 20 million Americans taking to streets and college campuses to speak out against air and water pollution, wilderness loss, and ...

What do you make of a pile of debris that includes old tennis balls, empty beer cans, crushed plastic foam, sodden socks, discarded masks and a gargantuan collection of plastic containers? On a sunny ...

More than one billion people participate in Earth Day, making it the largest civic observance in the world. This year, make sure you join in on the action. Celebrated annually on April 22, Earth Day ...

World Earth Day is observed annually on April 22 by people worldwide. This day serves as a reminder that we must protect the environment. Air to breathe, water to drink, food to eat, and a place to ...

Earth Day was started to raise awareness about environmental protection and inspire action to address climate change, and pollution.

Oh, how we love Mother Earth, don't we? Earth is our home and has given us so much — green grass, sunny skies, breathtaking sunsets and beautiful snow — so why not celebrate it by taking one day to ...