As technology advances, we are better able to understand where our planet’s ice is melting, the rate at which it’s melting and most importantly, it’s affect on the planet and our lives. This is a concise article from Inside Climate News that illuminates some new details. …

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Uplifting article in the Philadelphia Inquirer about people helping people. Minneapolis real estate entrepreneur Gene Palusky and his schoolteacher wife, Keidy, are using their business acumen and big hearts…

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Grist takes a look at how the COVID-19 stimulus package(s) could be an opportunity to invest in clean energy sector jobs and help reverse climate change.

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Happy Earth Day Week! A reflective article from Yale Environment 360 on the changes that occurred after the first Earth Day, fifty years ago.

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An informative article from Yale Environment 360 on a movement to electrify everything in order to cut carbon emissions.

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Greta Thunberg has released a short video about Climate Breakdown and the solutions to fix it. Along with writer George Monbiot, they explain in simple terms how this can be done and what we need to do.

According to an article in The Guardian, solar and wind power generation is becoming less expensive than existing, as well as new, coal plants. The question is when will governments and the financial markets embrace the change?

GRAMMY®-nominated artist Jonathan Sprout and the Force For Good team have created a series of music and accompanying short films for release in 2020. The Passions music CD is now available on all platforms.

As new studies unfold, they continue to show that wetlands capture carbon from the atmosphere to help offset climate change and their ability to do this may not be affected by rising sea levels.

We are inspired by the actions of Greta Thunberg and excited for her being named Time magazine’s Person of the Year. Her efforts to increase global awareness of the climate challenges…

With the short film Courage, Force For Good shines a light on the ongoing work toward Women’s Rights by honoring the legacy of those who fought so hard to get us where we are today.

The holidays bring feasts and family time. You can help yourself to seconds and be an inspiration, too. How? It’s the choices you make.

Force For Good’s founder, Jonathan Sprout, has a vision to “uplift the uplifters” and he’s doing it with music and films.

Force For Good celebrates former President Carter who, with First Lady Rosalynn, has made a life’s work to better the world “waging peace; fighting disease; building hope.”