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Your Backyard is a Wildlife Refuge Waiting to Happen By Jade Christensen The classic bright green lawn is becoming a thing of the past. Homeowners across the region are finding meaningful wa... Read more
We’re All in This Together Support State-Level (and Federal) Climate Action! By Peter Dugas While Citizens Climate Lobby remains laser focused on federal and international climate poli... Read more
We’re All in This Together Removal of Climate Pollution By David Kunhardt Not enough attention has been paid to addressing the problem of legacy pollution that has remained in the atmo... Read more
Decarbonize your commute By Marie Caspard A few weeks ago, I rediscovered an old shirt from my elementary school days that says “Be Cool, Walk to School!” Parents would organize a “walk to s... Read more
Show Up for Your Neighbor By Caitlin Marshall When we talk about climate change, we can talk about greenhouse gas emissions, CO2 levels, and kilowatts of renewable energy. These are all key... Read more
We’re All in This Together The US Steps Away – What’s Next? By David Kunhardt On January 8th, 2026, President Donald Trump, via executive order, withdrew the United States from 66 inte... Read more
From Paper to Pixels: Making More Sustainable Reading Choices By Jade Christensen Reading has never been more accessible. Today’s readers can choose from physical and digital formats availab... Read more
We’re All in This Together Climate Movement Must Flex Political Muscle in 2026 By Peter Dugas The data is clear: Climate change is a growing concern for an increasing number of America... Read more
Bright Idea: Give climate friendly gifts! By Marie Caspard The holiday season is here, which also means it’s the season for gift-giving to show our love for family and friends! This can also... Read more
We’re All in This Together COP30 – A Climate Conference without Official US Representation By Susana Hancock One desk remained conspicuously empty as decisions were gaveled in du... Read more
