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Many Arizonians are back to commuting — but should we resist the urge to go back to the office and return to pre-pandemic habits and choices?  

While Shell’s seismic surveying has dominated headlines, the impact of mining on the West Coast has received relatively little attention. A local conservation documentary that tells the story of affected West Coast communities puts the issue in the spotlight.

Blizzards in Hawaii.No snow in the Colorado Rockies.Crickets in Ketchum, Idaho.What in the world is going on with winter  in the West?

Wayne Stanley Rice’s profile on The Conversation

/PRNewswire/ -- The Conference of the Parties (COP) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) today announced the admission of...

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/PRNewswire/ -- The Conference of the Parties (COP) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) today announced the admission of...

It may be an off-year for elections, but Scottsdale is asking an important question of its residents this Tuesday: whether to update the city’s general growth plan for the first time in two decades. But there’s one major issue still dividing voters, and that's how to accommodate growth.General plans are mandated by the state and recommended every 10 years. Scottsdale, though,

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COP26 is almost upon us, and dire warnings abound that it’s boom or bust for a greener future. Meanwhile, everybody boasts about what they will do to cool down our planet, but there is a disjuncture