Discover the symbolism of the Intersex-Inclusive Pride Progress Flag and its powerful connection to social and environmental justice.

As climate change continues to shape our world, many of us are starting to feel its toll through a phenomenon known as ecological grief.

Discover how the global debate on plastics intersects with local concerns in Stillwater, Minnesota.

Unleash your curiosity and explore the wonders of nature along Brown's Creek Trail with our "What's That Plant?" event.

Michael Mann's $1M defamation win shakes up climate debate - find out more!

New research uncovers shocking gaps in reporting petrochemical emissions, revealing a climate impact 64 times higher than estimates.

Let's delve into the argument that it's not everyday consumers but corporate giants that bear the brunt of responsibility.

NYC teachers tackle climate education challenges. Explore progress and debates shaping this transformative initiative.

Local chloride challenges are on the rise, and Stillwater faces both immediate and long-term impacts.

In his engaging video message, Sven took us on a journey into the world of polar bears and their ever-changing habitat in the Churchill area

Do you love the Stillwater trails? Then find out how to make them safer (and more fun) for everyone.

If you do have a stockpile of plastic bags, then we have an answer for you!

From the University of Erfurt Germany, four college students and their professor are bringing their mobile exhibit to raise awareness and sh

Because of the density of wave energy, the technology has a relatively small footprint, generating around 50 times more power than solar pan

As a tool in a larger strategy to electrify everything in our homes, heat pumps are a key part of fighting climate change.

Significant reductions will require systemic change, but there are also some easy tips for individuals who want to cut back.

Bottled wine production and transportation makes up the biggest proportion of the wine industry’s carbon footprint.

There's an efficient LED bulb for every fixture and room, at every brightness, and in every color!

Katharine Hayhoe, a climate scientist, uses the analogy of a fever: Think about how much worse you feel when you run a fever of 101.3 degree

The fresh scents and floral delights of spring can be torture for many people for whom their arrival signals sneezing fits, tickly throats,