Andrew Urevig

Communications assistant

Ensia

Andrew Urevig is a communications assistant at Ensia. He also works with EnvironmentReports.com and as a freelance writer. As an undergrad at the University of Minnesota, he is pursuing a self-designed B.S. in scientific and environmental communication.

Now more than ever, it seems we can't live without plastic

May 1, 2020

by Andrew Urevig

Companies and governments are working to minimize environmental harm of plastic packaging and products, but they face a nuanced reality.
- Plastic
- Plastic Waste
What will it cost to save the earth's oceans?

February 25, 2020

by Andrew Urevig

Achieving Sustainable Development Goal No. 14 could require spending $175 billion per year.
How can we adapt to climate change? This online hub has answers

January 17, 2020

by Andrew Urevig

A database of practical tools, case studies, state and regional action plans, and other resources offers lessons on building resiliency.
What to expect from the UN's COP25 climate change conference

December 4, 2019

by Andrew Urevig

The main goal of this 'implementation COP' is to fill in legal and technical details left undefined in the Paris Agreement.
These three circular economy principles can help combat the climate crisis

October 25, 2019

by Andrew Urevig

Collaboration is key in moving toward an economy that's regenerative by design.
Teeny, tiny creatures play a big role in climate change

July 11, 2019

by Andrew Urevig

Tiny bacteria, protozoa and fungi in agricultural systems contribute methane into the atmosphere — and they're spreading.
- Food & Agriculture
- Methane
What's really happening to our planet, in 3 infographics

December 10, 2016

by Andrew Urevig

These images illuminate the big picture in waste, carbon footprints and more.
- Energy & Climate

Andrew Urevig

Communications assistant

Ensia

Now more than ever, it seems we can't live without plastic

What will it cost to save the earth's oceans?

How can we adapt to climate change? This online hub has answers

What to expect from the UN's COP25 climate change conference

These three circular economy principles can help combat the climate crisis

Teeny, tiny creatures play a big role in climate change

What's really happening to our planet, in 3 infographics