Greenlit for a second season, Rooster grapples not only with relationship dilemmas but also with the personal and professional struggles of going green. It offers space for sustainability to steal, or at least borrow, parts of the show.
Right now, almost everyone seems to be talking about HBO Max’s hit medical drama, The Pitt– and The Pitt, in turn, is talking about almost everyone. Season 1 and Season 2 embraced an exhaustive list of social issues in healthcare: medical racism, fatphobia, care delivery in rural America, abortion, treatment of veterans, child abuse, mass shootings, the trauma of COVID-19. The list goes on.
If you’re a fan of all things green and sustainable, then you’re likely in the know about Going Green Media. Same as we do at EMA, Going Green Media inspires with hope and action, not fear and shame. That’s why we are so excited to share our interview with Ciara Doyle, co-founder of Going Green Media.
At LAIKA, our ongoing ambition is to match the studio’s world-class storytelling with innovative environmental stewardship, acting as a catalyst for sustainability advancement within the stop-motion animation industry. We strive to implement practical solutions that minimize waste and maximize resource efficiency to ensure studio accountability in reducing our carbon footprint. Through research, education, and action, we work to inspire stress-free, green habits among LAIKAns while also partnering with community organizations that share our ethic of environmental responsibility.
There are few species more critical to the Earth’s biodiversity than bees. To many, especially in the US, the European Honeybee is the most recognizable, but did you know there are over 20,000 known bee species? Due to habitat loss, invasive species, pollution, and toxic pesticides, bee species are struggling in many areas. Thankfully, there are people such as Dr. Rosa Vásquez Espinoza doing their part to help indigenous bees make a comeback.
The environmental movement has a long history of incredible women taking initiative and doing their part to ensure a healthier and more sustainable future. Few fit that mold better than EMA Corporate Board Member Karen Behnke, who revolutionized organic beauty care and is set to do it again! Karen has gone above and beyond to support EMA’s mission, and we are honored to turn the spotlight on her for this exclusive interview.
Jasmyne is an executive board member of the Black Women’s Player Collective and also the founder of Jas it Up, a sustainable lifestyle brand, whose mission is to uplift communities, empower the youth, and protect the environment.
At the Environmental Media Association, we believe everyone is an environmentalist in their own way. There’s no one specific way to care or get involved, which is why we love sharing different approaches to environmentalism. From artists to athletes to everything in between, your journey is unique and deserves to be celebrated. That’s why we’re diving into a world not often associated with sustainability. Meet Kristina Makushenko, a four-time World Champion in artistic swimming, who uses her massive social media reach and unique talents to raise awareness of ocean conservation. Read our interview with Kristina to learn how she #DancesForTheOcean.
Fans at Lorde’s DC show in October 2025 were greeted at the doors with the option to complete a survey on recycling and sustainable fashion in exchange for a chance to win merchandise in a lottery. As a graduate student in public health, I feel compelled to complete every survey I come across, so I filled it out while my friends waited in line at the bar. The survey included questions on the frequency of fast fashion purchases, concerns about climate change, and beliefs about recycling and disposable items.
