No Matter Who Wins, Workplaces Will Keep Getting More Equitable
Workplace conditions in the US have improved drastically in the last five years — a trend that’s likely to continue.
No Matter Who Wins, the Real Work of Sustainability Will Continue
Amid high tides of anxiety on a warming planet, there is plenty of good news in the world of environmentalism.
No Matter Who Wins…
The outcome of the US election will impact a lot, but it won’t change everything.
What We’re Reading: Why England Gave Land Back to the Sea
See what stories caught our attention this week, from farmland restored to salt marsh to salmon thriving on an un-dammed river.
Solar-Powered Generators Are Fueling Hurricane Relief in North Carolina
The Footprint Project has built nearly 50 solar microgrids post-Helene — and aims to create a “lending library” to deploy in the wake of disasters.
EVs for All: How Car Shares Are Making Electric Vehicles Accessible
For those not ready to invest in an EV of their own, community-first car shares are an affordable way to plug in to sustainable transit.
An Age-Old Midwife Tradition’s Revival Is Saving Vulnerable Newborns
The simple skin-to-skin practice known as kangaroo mother care is proven to help babies survive and thrive. So why hasn’t it gone mainstream?
Cultivating the Next Generation of Farmers in France
Amid a looming crisis of mass farmer retirements, the “Green Belt” project is helping young people set down agricultural roots.
What We’re Reading: Why Didn’t Mexico City Run out of Water?
See what caught our attention this week, from remedies for a water crisis to the story behind decades-old parking regulations.
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