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Dr. Martha Kay (Bodden) Williams of Cayman Brac has been inducted into the NASA Inventors Hall of Fame. The NASA Inventors Hall of Fame recognizes civil servant innovators who are making significant contributions to the United States by inventin

Through the UNC Institute for the Environment's semester-long Sustainable Triangle Field Site, Carolina students are researching Chapel Hill's creeks to help the town develop stronger flood mitigation plans.

Denver —WildEarth Guardians and the Center for Biological Diversity against the Polis administration over its failure to ensure four major sources of air pollution in Adams County, Colorado operate in compliance with state and federal clean air laws.

By investing in maintaining and developing weather and water forecasting with support from the World Bank, Kyrgyz Republic has sought to better protect lives and livelihoods.

The Constitution turns 40 on April 17. It was supposed to chart a way forward from the impasses of the past, but instead has become an impasse in its own right, writes Taylor C. Noakes.

Michigan charges some of the highest registration fees, but also has fewer electric vehicles that many other states, including those with smaller populations.

Economist Robert Pollin says nationalization isn't a panacea but it would eliminate the obstacles that Big Oil places in the way of public financing for clean energy investments. By Jessica Corbett Common Dreams In the wake of a United Nations report that activists said showed the "bleak an

Climate Central bridges the scientific community and the public, providing clear information to help people make sound decisions about the climate.

EARTHWORKS está ahora contratando para el puesto de Field Team Manager en Washington. Aplica hoy.

There's concern the U.S. push to send more natural gas to Europe will increase climate warming emissions. But energy experts say the crisis might actually speed up the shift to cleaner energy.