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What is the difference between a city and a wetland? How about a factory and a forest? What separates the environments that “nature” builds and
What is the difference between a city and a wetland? How about a factory and a forest? What separates the environments that “nature” builds and
The Youth Climate Justice Summit is a day of youth action, learning, and a chance to directly participate in government. Join workshops led by youth
Minnesota Friends: Add your voice by signing this petition. Pollution is usually concentrated in communities of color and low-income communities. These communities experience unfair and dangerous
Spending time outdoors provides essential lessons about how we relate to the natural world, how we depend upon it for our health and welfare and the responsibility we all share for protecting it. “I think everyone should be able to enjoy these spaces in order to learn to love them and to care for them in the future, The more underserved youth we get outside, the more young people that we get to care for for our climate and our environment, and also to reap the benefits of being outdoors.”
XPRIZE Foundation, a nonprofit that has held other contests to encourage technological leaps, will oversee the competition. How much would it take to spur the
People of color experience more air and water pollution than white people and suffer the health impacts. The federal government helped create the problem, and
Gov. Tim Walz has called for 100% carbon-free electricity by 2040, but a group of lawmakers want even more ambitious targets for tackling climate change
Minnesota and Water Protector Friends! Join the broad and growing movement that says the time is now to Stop Line 3. We stand united in
When we think of the Super Bowl — America’s most popular sporting event, according to Arcadia Publishing — ocean conservation and military veterans usually aren’t top of mind. But, for
Welcome to Imagine 2200 — a new climate-fiction contest by Fix, Grist’s solutions lab. What we’re seeking: short stories that envision the next 180 years of equitable climate progress.