While record snowfall, an unseasonably cool spring and predictions for increased hurricanes this season encourage discussion about climate change, some communities need only look out their front door to see that things are different and changing fast. Residents in Scammon Bay, Alaska are meeting with neighboring communities to discuss what can be done to […]

Every now and again there are ideas that challenge most of the ways that the world works day-to-day. The change when approached with an open mind can be very easy to manage and may actually appear to be one of the most obvious ideas of all time and may leave the reader wondering, ‘ […]

In 2006, farmers around the country noticed a significant decline in their honey bee populations.
“Thirty years ago, there were nearly 4 million bee colonies in the U.S. Today, fewer than 2.5 million remain, thanks to a reddish-brown parasite so tiny it could stand on the head of a pin, and to a malady so new […]

To celebrate Earth Day this year, we recently asked readers to respond to the following questions: What have you done in the last year to reduce your impact on the planet? What are you planning to do in the future to reduce your impact? If you missed the opportunity to submit your ideas you […]