Environment
Seeing fewer fireflies this year? Here’s why, and how you can help.
Fireflies, also known as lightning bugs, are a beloved part of summer evenings in the Blue Ridge region. Their twinkling lights create a magical atmosphere that enchants both young and…
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Grassroots groups sue over Louisiana law that censors air quality data
John Parish after learning of CAMRA. She’s unsure of how to proceed now that sharing that data could result in…
How the Trump administration is putting hundreds of sacred sites at risk
Crystal C’Bearing is a name that holds significant weight in the realm of federal projects in Wyoming. As the tribal…
Essay: Letting Go of Complicity, Complacency, and Convenience
Reimagining Our Relationship with the Earth As I sit here on our off-grid farm, surrounded by the beauty of nature…
Climate activism needs ‘respect, service, trust’
Creating a Positive Organizational Culture for SuccessMicromanagement is not the answer when it comes to leading people. It's about fostering…
Oil and Gas Companies, Take Heed: Climate Has Not Left the Boardroom
Investor Revolt Sends Strong Message to Shell Recent shareholder meetings have shown a clear divide in the oil and gas…
The Crumbling of Bedrock Environmental Policy: We Need to Protect NEPAÂ
It is the foundation upon which our environmental protection laws are built, ensuring that the impacts of federal actions on…
A toxic site complicates Illinois’ rush to stop invasive Asian carp
Illinois officials have taken a bold step to prevent an ecological disaster from reaching Lake Michigan by acquiring a 50-acre…
What Are Microgrids? – Union of Concerned Scientists
Microgrids have come a long way since Thomas Edison flipped the switch at the Pearl Street Station in 1882, marking…