How does your watershed flow?
By Ranae Hanson, Commentary Of the earth’s surface, about 70 percent is water. You yourself are half to three-quarters water. Where did you get your water? When you shed it,... Read More
Understanding St. Paul’s Climate Action plan
By Tim WullingNews analysis If the city of St. Paul is serious, its new Climate Action and Resilience Plan, which has the goal of no net greenhouse gas emissions by... Read More
Como High students call out climate crisis at the Capitol
by Mindy Keskinen Some Como Park Senior High students were among about 400 young Minnesotans who swarmed the State Capitol on Dec. 6 for the Youth Climate Strike. Two seniors,... Read More
Celebrating holidays with a smaller carbon footprint
By Karen Lilley Make your Christmas and other holiday celebrations greener this year. Avoid the crowds, chaos and commercialism, while keeping it simple, local and meaningful. Here are some ways... Read More
The climate is changing, and so are we
By Mike Lukes Commentary The Climate Strike in September showed that more people are waking up, ready to do what it takes to cut greenhouse gas emissions. We will need... Read More
Climate Reality comes to the Twin Cities
By Mike Lukes Commentary What has Al Gore been doing since that fateful day in December 2000? Well, as I found out early in August, he has been following his... Read More
