Reflecting on the Future of Solar Energy in the Desert
November 12, 2024
“Can we balance clean energy with desert conservation? A solar project threatens 3,500 Joshua trees near Boron.”
Climate Change
Biden Needs to Take Immediate Action to Secure His Environmental Legacy
November 8, 2024
Here are three actions President Biden can take before leaving office to cement his environmental legacy: combat…
This Year May Mark a Turning Point for a Premier American Wildlife Refuge
November 3, 2024
The outcome of the election will decide the fate of Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Will it remain wild?
These Lands Are Ours
October 5, 2024
“Our federal public lands, including parks and monuments, are a collective treasure that belong to all of us.”
Adapting to Climate Change: Understanding Storm Patterns
September 29, 2024
A Florida writer’s diary as Hurricane Helene closes in, revealing the anticipation, preparations, and reflections on climate change.
Ways to Celebrate National Public Lands Day from Home
September 22, 2024
“Eight books and films that will transport you to some of America’s most iconic landscapes” – Explore America’s public lands through captivating stories and breathtaking visuals.
Rising Carbon Emissions from Amazon, Google, and Facebook
September 11, 2024
“How cloud computing—and especially AI—threaten to make climate change worse” by Andrew Leonard, Sierra Club, Sep 2024. Climate impact.
Impact on Science if NOAA Faces Disbandment
August 21, 2024
Project 2025 proposes dismantling NOAA. Scientists and conservationists say the idea is “fraught with peril.”
Steps Needed for Renewable, Reliable Power in Puerto Rico
August 15, 2024
“The island is struggling to build a more stable electrical grid. What’s taking so long?” Read the full story by Marlowe Starling.
The Connection Between Voting Rights and Climate Justice
August 10, 2024
By protecting and expanding voting rights, we can ensure climate policies are developed with equity and justice in mind.
Environmental Activist to Challenge Restraining Order with Cello Protest at Citibank’s NYC Headquarters
August 7, 2024
John Rozendaal, a 63-year-old climate activist and cellist, will defy a restraining order to play Bach’s “Suites for Cello” outside Citibank’s Manhattan headquarters as a climate protest, calling it “a plea for our future.”
Global Warming’s Impact on Arctic Ice Continues to Escalate
August 5, 2024
Tesla extends its sell-off; BYD tumbles despite record sales. Read more from Investor’s Business Daily.