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From mining to solar

Strafford is a small rural town in the Upper Connecticut River Valley of eastern Vermont, nestled among rolling hills, dense forest, and working farmland that typifies the region's quiet, pastoral […]
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Climate action and a heatwave

It is Climate Action Week in London. The nine-day event, which began on June 20th is expected to attract over 70,000 attendees across 1,000 events. London is also experiencing a […]
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Getting ready for Plastic Free July

Plastic is convenient. It's also devastating the planet. Every piece requires fossil fuels to produce and instead of pulling back, we're doubling down. By 2050, plastics could consume 20% of […]
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7,000 Oaks

In 1982, German artist Joseph Beuys created a pile of basalt stones in front of the Fridericianum museum in Kassel, Germany as part of a contemporary art event called Documenta […]
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Solstice and ShowYourStripes

Today is the solstice, marking the beginning of summer or winter depending on which hemisphere of the world you live in. It can be an opportunity for you to take […]
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Extreme weather a danger to all creatures

Probably when you think about the dangers associated with extreme weather you think of humans first and that is of course accurate and reasonable but the truth is that many […]
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Being part of a community

Vanessa Nakate is a climate activist from Uganda who founded the Africa-based Rise Up Movement, served as a youth leader at the U.N. and was a 2023 TIME honoree. Her […]
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Tips for starting a climate conversation

Research shows we believe that others are less concerned with climate change than we are and as a result we are less likely to talk about it.  That’s why Re.Climate […]
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Exploring ecological grief

Are you concerned about the health of the planet? “Eco-anxiety” is a term often used to include grief, anger, guilt, and uncertainty about the future of our planet. And it […]
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A highway free of cars

Highways take us through beautiful natural landscapes. What is a passageway for humans and cars becomes a dangerous obstacle for wildlife. Yellowstone to Yukon (Y2Y) and Project Wild are trying […]
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