For California natives like me, the wildfires are a real gut punch. As of this [...]
In 1845, Lansford W. Hastings, best known for developing the Hastings Cutoff, a travelers’ shortcut [...]
Tomorrow will mark Earth Overshoot Day, the day that worldwide humanity will, in only seven months, [...]
Summer is half over which means that many people have taken their traditional driving vacation, [...]
The Washington Post recently published a column titled “Why do we need more people in this [...]
Back in February, I returned to Puerto Rico, my home for many years, and the birthplace [...]
July 11th is recognized as UN World Population Day. Beginning in 1989, a day to focus [...]
California’s six gubernatorial candidates – four Democrats and two Republicans – have one common platform: build [...]
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Let’s be clear from the outset. Travelers who have never visited Honolulu, Hawaii’s capital located [...]
Last month, the United Nations hosted a Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) conference in Bonn, Germany. [...]
The National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) has been called the Magna Carta of our nation’s [...]
“Disappearing Rivers,” a Center for American Progress-commissioned report, was introduced to a Washington, D.C. audience [...]
After an absence of more than 50 years, I returned to Puerto Rico this month [...]
Friday, February 2nd is World Wetlands Day, in commemoration of the adoption of the Convention [...]
In the State of the Union address, President Trump proposed a four-pillar immigration plan that [...]
For months, Sacramento has wrung its hands over California’s affordable housing shortage. Print media has [...]
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Paul Clark, Environmental Scientist recently published a book entitled, Pandora’s Green Box, wherein he discusses [...]
The United States is facing one of the worst hurricane seasons it has had in [...]
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