Why Schools Are Welcoming Intergenerational Tutoring

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When senior citizens are paired with elementary-aged pupils, the benefits go both ways.

The 3D-Printed Affordable Housing of the Future Will Be Recyclable

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In Maine, an enormous 3D printer is turning natural materials into sustainable, carbon-sequestering homes.

A Ranch, Rewilded: The Transformation of California’s Next State Park

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Floodplain restoration is one key way to make the Central Valley more resilient as climate change intensifies both flooding and drought.

What We’re Reading: Skyscrapers Go Electric, ‘Uncropping’ Farmland and More

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You’re invited to read over our team’s shoulders in this week’s edition of our new series.

Pre-Pesticides, Pro-Farmer: The Rise of Agroecology

6 min read

One part ancient practices, one part worker justice, a new-old way of farming is adapting agriculture for an uncertain world.

How Books Are Reaching Kids in ‘Book Deserts’

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Millions of children in the US grow up without books at home. A book bank aims to change that.

A Carbon Offset Project in Alaska Is Making a Local Difference

6 min read

Getting to Juneau is a fossil fuel-heavy endeavor. To help mitigate that, some tourist dollars are going toward heat pumps for residents.

The Movement to ‘Make America Rake Again’

6 min read

The roar of leaf blowers has long been ubiquitous in fall. But as more US cities ban the gas-powered devices, that’s starting to change.

What We’re Reading: Vienna’s Housing Secrets, Alternative Travel and More

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In the latest edition of our new series, we offer a glimpse at what our team is reading and thinking about this week.

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