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Only two weeks remain until the state track and field championships, and Prairie’s athletes appear to be nearing their top form. Last week, the Mustangs traveled to Julesburg for the Sedgwick County Cougar Classic and, in doing so, impressed with 16 top-10 marks through a large field of competitors. The girls stole the show in […]

As a small school in the large Grizzly Invitational over the weekend, Prairie’s track and field team had its work cut out for it. That didn’t stop some of the Mustangs from enjoying top-30 finishes among the competition that involved large squads. Sophomore Brennan Bringelson claimed 25th in the 200-meter dash, clocking in at 24.89 […]

A bill written by a utility company could expand “renewable natural gas,” made from methane emitted by waste, in the state.

The ability to move forward on what is arguably the country’s largest food scrap collection and processing system has hinged on government public-private sector partnerships. CalRecycle Director Rachel Machi Wagoner wrote Waste360 detailing progress to date; funding that’s gone into this hardball food waste fight; and support to

Mark Irwin Chase, 75 of Littleton, N.H. passed away suddenly Dec. 8, 2023 at Dartmouth Medical Center in Lebanon, N.H. with his family by his side. Mark was the eldest

Energy delivery company Enbridge is having a healthy growth spurt on the renewable natural gas (RNG) front. The Calgary, Alberta-based corporation recently purchased seven operational landfill methane-to-RNG facilities in the U.S. and broke ground on an anaerobic digestion (AD) plant to make RNG in Longview, Washington.

Energy delivery company Enbridge is having a healthy growth spurt on the renewable natural gas (RNG) front.

In rural Alabama, where hurricanes and tornadoes are a constant threat, communities often struggle with damage and limited resources for extended periods. The nonprofit Hometown Organizing Project is stepping in to help. Through their Climate Protection Canvass initiative, they are forming teams to support communities during severe storms. ...

Researchers at the University of Maine are working to develop a more resilient electric power grid to withstand the growing number of climate change-related weather events. The goal is to help communities disproportionately impacted by such events build locally controlled microgrids fueled by renewable energy. Sharon Klein, associate professor of economics at the University of Maine, said rural and remote communities identified as socially vulnerable often face the greatest effects when power ...

A 2021 survey published in The Lancet showed almost half of U.S. youth ages 16 to 25 feel "heightened worry" about climate change. Sponsors of Nebraskas upcoming Youth Climate Summit, "Seeking Solutions to the Climate Crisis" aim to foster hopefulness in the youth who attend. ...