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‘The NREA hopes to develop a comprehensive engagement strategy to drive members to participate in organizational activities and decision-making processes.’

Stanford University Professor of Radiology, Medicine and Biomedical Data Science; Director of the Center for Artificial Intelligence in Medicine and  Imaging (AIMI Center); Associate Director of Stanford’s Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence (HAI); and Associate Chair for Information Systems, Medical Informatics Director for Stanford Health Care  

LTIMindtree , a global technology consulting and digital solutions company, today announced that it along with Farmers Edge, has launched the Farmers Edge

(Des Moines) Iowans can expect more extreme weather like the 2012 drought thanks to changes in the climate caused by greenhouse gases.  That’s according to a statewide group of Iowa scientists who believe that Iowans should act now to reduce economic costs due to climate change “In a warmer climate, wet years get wetter and…

Minnesota made some progress in this area during the 2023 legislative session, but more support is needed.

Nearly 100 people converged at the Baker Community Center in St. Charles on Nov. 15 to hear speakers define the energy challenges facing the communities and to plot strategies for making the switch.

It’s a significant shift in strategy and approach to the traditional promotional activities of a destination marketing organization. Why? Tourism has long been the largest economic driver in the Estes Valley. Through tourism, businesses flourish and job availability grows. Tourism significantly contributes to the amenities our community enjoys year-round as well as the public, emergency […]

Guitar manufacturers are rethinking their processes in a world where climate change and deforestation are no longer abstract problems.

You can feel it in the air, and increasingly on the water: a steady increase in momentum toward a global economy that prioritizes sustainability.

Residents of St. Charles, Geneva and Batavia are invited to join an educational and solutions-based discussion on how their communities have lacked access to the benefits of clean energy because they are locked into buying most of their power from coal-fired generation.