$4.3 billion in federal grants from the Inflation Reduction Act is set to cut U.S. emissions by nearly 1 billion metric tons through 2050.

Join us for the Energy Action Plan Kickoff Meeting on Thursday, August 15th, from 5:30 - 7:00 PM at Stillwater City Hall.

Here’s a balanced summary of the key positions held by the Democratic and Republican nominees and their running mates for 2024.

SSMN is making strides across all areas - These combined efforts aim to build a more sustainable, resilient, and inclusive community.

Ami Voeltz attended a United Way of Washington County-East (UWWCE) DEI Taskforce meeting this past month representing SSMN.

Linda Countryman shares progress, reaching the halfway mark with community engagement.

The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) has recently taken significant steps to enforce air quality standards at Northern Iron.

SSMN is supporting a truly clean and equitable energy future by ensuring Minnesota's 100% Carbon Free Law lives up to its promise.

What is the hidden connection between plastic production and climate change?

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.

Sustainable Stillwater MN partners with Cooperative Energy Futures, providing solar energy access to empower Cimarron residents.

How the Biden administration's $6 billion funding for factory decarbonization is sparking a sustainable revolution.

Discover the latest climate updates, promising breakthroughs, and actionable steps to combat climate change.

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

Reducing driving by 20% in Minnesota could have significant positive impacts on both the economy and public health.

Join Larry Odebrecht on a journey to bridge divides in a polarized world, finding unity through understanding and dialogue.

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.