Catch up on cool people and ideas from all over the Bluedot Universe: Bluedot’s youngest staffer, Cleo Carney, sits down with Canada's Former Minister of Environment and Climate Change, Catherine McKenna.

Kym Wolfe discovers edible spray wrap that helps preserve cucumbers, and Teresa Bergen reports on the climate change efforts being made at the 150-year-old Yellowstone National Park.

One Small Step for You

One giant leap for planetkind

We all love a pretty face. And, as it turns out, we all love a pretty pepper too. But those ugly peppers, and quirky carrots, and misshapen melons deserve a second look. By choosing ugly produce, we reduce what grocery stores end up tossing. Be sure to store that produce where it’s easily visible in your fridge so it gets used before it spoils.

Bren Smith's Eat Like a Fish

Digital Media consultant Ray Pearce suggests Eat Like a Fish, which describes author Bren Smith’s adventures as a fishermen turned restorative ocean farmer. “He has a wonderful, down-to-earth voice,” Pearce says, “and was simply looking to make a living launching his oyster farm, and it evolved from there.”