General Interest Resources
CCEW 2025 Glaciers: Hot Topic, Cool Chemistry!
Explore resources related to this year's Chemists Celebrate Earth Week theme, including videos and the latest scientific news.

Articles & Other Resources
- Science.org: Oldest ever ice offers glimpse of Earth before the ice ages
- Documenting the demise of Quelccaya: The world’s largest tropical ice cap
- New interactive game ‘Ice Flows’ launched
- 2025 International Year of Glaciers’ Preservation
- Launch of the 1st World Day for Glaciers and pivot event World Water Day
ACS Green Chemistry
- 12 Principles of Green Chemistry Dodecahedron (PDF)
Print, cut, and fold this dodecahedron describing the principles of green chemistry, then explore more with the 12 Principles of Green Chemistry web page.
- Learn more about ACS Green Chemistry.

Journal of Chemical Education
Earth Week 2025: Dive Into the Cool World of Glaciers, Ice, and More With the Journal of Chemical Education!
In celebration of Earth Week 2025, ACS Publications invites you to explore a selection of resources on glaciers, arctic ice and climate change for educators from the Journal of Chemical Education.
Resources from the Earth Day Network
- The Great Global Cleanup
The Great Global Cleanup is a worldwide campaign to rid the environment of waste and plastic pollution for good. - Climate Literacy Communications Toolkit
Explore ways to raise awareness for climate literacy, spreading the word amongst your networks, and urging your government to make climate literacy a core feature of school curriculum. You will also find key messaging and research on climate literacy. - Foodprint Calculators
There are many ways to calculate a foodprint. Whichever way you choose, foodprint calculators can help you understand how much your food choices impact the planet. - Teach-In Toolkit
Teach-ins play a significant role in providing communities with the knowledge they need to advocate for a cleaner, more secure future. Use the toolkit to plan an effective teach-in that will bring your community together and build capacity to make change!
Find more resources at EarthDay.org.