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An increasing number of voices are urging people to refocus on the hyperlocal when national events feel too overwhelming.

Researchers found that homes within a 0.5-mile radius of utility-scale solar farms have values 1.5% less than properties farther away.

Scientists warned that as more people eat, agricultural methane emissions alone could increase the global temperature. Click to read more.

When officials decided on Feb. 6 to burn off the hazardous chemicals in Norfolk Southern’s derailed freight train in a “controlled burn” in East Palestine, Ohio, the fire released a plume [...]

The controlled burn of hazardous chemicals three days after the Norfolk Southern train disaster in East Palestine has led to the release of toxic materials, including key elements in plastic [...]

WILLIAMSBURG — Brandon Bowlin learned of the U.S. government’s plan for clear-cutting in the southernmost mountains of Daniel Boone National Forest only a few weeks after the hard summer rains

When officials decided on Feb. 6 to burn off the hazardous chemicals in Norfolk Southern’s derailed freight train in a “controlled burn” in East Palestine, Ohio, the fire released a plume [...]

For drivers hesitant to switch to fully electric vehicles over fear of not having enough range, new study aims to match needs with EVs.

More than 90 scientists have written an open letter recommending that research be done on “solar geoengineering” to slow planetary warming.

BAKER CITY — Like many Christian stories, the origin of Climate Vigil began with an awakening.