For those focused on how to develop and implement climate strategies in their businesses, biodiversity should be a central focus. In this article learn more about biodiversity’s connection to climate, and how travel companies are uniquely positioned to help.

The crisp air in Antarctica is different. It’s what inspired Tomorrow’s Air, and brought both awe and urgency to our mission. Swoop Adventures, one of our partners, has been leading the charge for sustainable and climate conscious Antarctic tours. Read on for some must-do’s when traveling to the world’s southernmost continent.

The Canada wildfire crisis and the recent volcano eruption outside of Iceland’s capital city of Reykijavik, got us thinking anew about how we all share the same air. Learn more about atmospheric circulation and why it’s true in this article.

In a recent series one of our team members @wavenwice explored the air in some of the different places we travel. In this post learn about how air in the forest differs from air in the desert and why mountain air is different than the air at sea. Gain a deeper appreciation for the air around and take notice of it the next time you’re out!

Learn how local air quality and climate change are linked in this article about the different gases in our air, the tools we use to measure them, and what we can do to help.

Light and air always surround us, influencing our human experience. Their interaction influences everything we see, and how our bodies experience temperature - from warm to cool. In this article learn about the properties of light and air, concepts that are both beautiful and vitally important to our stable climate.

In July 2021 we invited members of our community to complete a short survey to help us get to know each other better. Many of you responded; and we thought you might enjoy seeing the results as much as we have.

When asked whether the heat trapping carbon dioxide molecules in our atmosphere could be split apart into harmless carbon and oxygen, Eli Mitchell-Larson of Oxford University took the opportunity to relate carbon removal to the natural process of photosynthesis in plants. Listen for a refresher on photosynthesis and to learn why carbon removal is needed to support natural systems.