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The final 2023 column of the Climate Corner, written by George Banziger, “Some Good News for the Climate in 2023,” spoke about the progress we have made tow

I’m writing this weekend’s Climate Corner column in response to a column from last weekend’s edition of the Parkersburg News and Sentinel regarding the Ap

The Willits branch of the Mendocino County Library opened a Climate Corner amongst its bookshelves on July 31 that is dedicated to helping patrons learn about climate change and take action.

The Willits branch of the Mendocino County Library opened a Climate Corner amongst its bookshelves on July 31 that is dedicated to helping patrons learn about climate change and take action.

The Ministry of Environment and Forestry has asked people to reduce food waste considering the 20 percent increase in the generation of food waste every ...

On the morning of February 21, 2005, a garbage landslide in a 60-meter-high and 200-meter-long trash mountain at Leuwigajah landfill, Cimahi City, West Java, ...

This for decades. explain what such a benevolent sounding civilian climate corner would really mean and do? >> well, you know, the civilian climate core sounds very nice, conservation corps, peace corps, climate corner, but we have the luxury of seeing how the massive government support of organizations, what it does to limit very good policy. we are lucky in the united states that we have seen what has happened to europe, when they let the public organizations, nonprofits set their policies. eu...

editorial@newsandsentinel.com Lobbyists and industry representatives in the fossil fuels industries, including Greg Kozera with Shale Crescent USA, like to claim that the industries are all about good-paying jobs, prosperity, and thriving communities. These are claims that West Virginians and Appalachians more broadly cannot afford to go on believing. An article in The New Republic by staff writer Kate Aronoff titled “Fossil Fuels Companies Are Jobs Killers” from April 5 explains why the m...