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Samsung now offers refurbished Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Flip 5 devices through its 'Re-Newed' program, with prices starting at $1,169 for the Fold 5 and $650 for the Flip 5, providing a more affordable way to access premium foldables, though the latest models like the Z Fold 6 are not included.
NASA is inviting people worldwide to participate in a #GlobalSelfie event to celebrate Earth Day by taking a picture of themselves in their corner of the world and posting it on social media with the hashtag. The initiative aims to encourage people to share their perspective of the planet and highlight the significance of Earth's water bodies, with bonus points for featuring a favorite body of water in the selfie.
In celebration of Earth Day, 'GMA' Deals and Steals offers exclusive discounts on a variety of eco-friendly products, including cookware from GreenPan, solar lights from Solight Design, plant sets from Rooted, zero waste batteries from Better Battery Co., and more. These sustainable options are designed to promote a healthier lifestyle and a more environmentally conscious approach to everyday living.
April is set to be a month of celebrating Mother Nature with events such as a total solar eclipse, Earth Day, and Arbor Day, as well as major outdoor gatherings like the Boston Marathon, Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, and the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival.
The Columbus Recreation and Parks Department hosted an Earth Day celebration in the Linden community, featuring activities such as tree planting, litter clean-up, and educational sessions on sustainability. The event aimed to promote environmental awareness and encourage community involvement in preserving the planet.
A non-profit organization in Chattanooga is promoting healthy living and environmental awareness on Earth Day. The organization is encouraging residents to participate in activities such as biking, walking, and gardening to promote a healthier lifestyle and reduce their carbon footprint. The initiative aims to raise awareness about the importance of taking care of the environment and living a healthy lifestyle.
Thousands of protesters, including children, rallied outside the UK Parliament on Earth Day as part of a four-day action by environmental group Extinction Rebellion (XR) to highlight the government's "environmental failures". The protest focused on nature and biodiversity, with attendees wearing animal costumes and masks. The event ended with a mass "die-in" to mourn the decline in wild animal populations since the first Earth Day in 1970. XR hopes that 40,000 to 50,000 people will attend Sunday's event, which coincides with the London Marathon.
Extinction Rebellion's "The Big One" campaign, which began on Friday, has seen thousands of protesters gather in central London to call for more action to tackle the climate crisis. The second day of the campaign coincides with Earth Day, and a "unite for nature rally" is set to take place near the Houses of Parliament. The London Marathon, which takes place on the third day of the campaign, is aiming to reduce its environmental impact, while XR is coordinating with the event's organisers and does not plan to disrupt runners. Wildlife presenter Chris Packham has made a rallying call for "every last person who cares" about the planet to join Extinction Rebellion.
Rapper and musician Post Malone made a call to NASA astronauts Steve Bowen and Woody Hoburg on Earth Day, thanking them for talking to him and asking about their experiences in space. The conversation focused on the fragility of our planet and the wonder of seeing it from space. Both parties expressed excitement for the interaction, and the call was posted on NASA's YouTube channel.
NASA astronauts Steve Bowen and Woody Hoburg spoke with musician Post Malone on board the International Space Station in a four-minute clip posted to YouTube. The interview, which was meant to honour Earth Day, saw the astronauts discuss the view of Earth from space and the lack of visible borders between countries. Malone referred to the astronauts' view as "the most baller view in the universe".
Only 4.7% of plastic produced by U.S. households in 2021 was recycled, according to a Greenpeace USA report. Plastics labeled with a number 1 (PET) are about 20.9% likely to be reprocessed, while those labeled with a number 2 (HDPE) are half as likely at 10.3%. Plastics numbered 3 through 7 have a reprocessing rate of less than 5%. It is important to know the difference between the types of plastics, since municipalities handle each type of plastic differently.
In honor of Earth Day, a list of 15 movies that dramatize the potential consequences of climate disaster has been compiled. Ranging from post-apocalyptic tales to reflections of present society, the films warn of the monsters and other horrors that could be unleashed if we continue down our current path. The movies are ranked based on their overall quality and effectiveness in addressing the theme of climate disaster. The list includes titles such as The Last Winter, Young Ones, The Day After Tomorrow, Wall-E, and Don't Look Up.
An overwhelming majority of people in the United States say they have recently experienced an extreme weather event, and most of them attribute that to climate change, according to a new poll. About half of U.S. adults say they have grown more concerned about the changing climate in the past year, and a growing number say they are talking about it. However, relatively few say they feel motivated when they talk about the issue. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration chief warns that with a changing climate, more extreme events are expected.
Bill Nye, the Science Guy, believes that fusion energy is the ultimate gift for Earth Day, as it would provide clean, nearly limitless energy. In an exclusive interview, Nye discusses his latest TV series, "The End is Nye," which details how a multitude of planet-wrecking disasters could play out. He emphasizes the importance of having an evidence-based plan to protect against such disasters and elevate humanity, including investing in fusion energy to combat climate change and provide clean water for everyone on Earth.
Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, has written an article in The Telegraph about her commitment to combatting climate change, stating that becoming a grandmother has given her a sense of urgency about preserving the planet for future generations. She praised her daughter Princess Eugenie's work with Project 0 to protect the ocean from plastic pollution and shared her own efforts as a keen recycler who uses environmentally friendly products. Eugenie also marked Earth Day with Instagram posts of her son and niece enjoying nature and supporting wildlife conservation.