The Inflation Reduction Act's support for domestic production, apprenticeships, and unionization of green energy workers was a game changer for blue color jobs. Now, some energy projects hang in uncertainty. Keep reading
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How can Republicans and Democrats come together on climate action? Luke Bolar of ClearPath, a conservative clean energy organization in Washington, D.C., points to efforts to lower emissions levels of traditional fossil fuel production. Keep reading
Planet Forward Correspondent | George Washington University
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What do mud, bugs, and cyanobacteria all have in common? Northwestern University Ph.D. students use them as clues to track climate chance. Keep reading
In this video, a team at the University of Richmond explore the potential of invasive English Ivy as a renewable energy source. Keep reading
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In 2024, a series of dams along the Klamath River in Oregon and California were dismantled, finally allowing the river to once again flow freely. The difference in the landscape is awe-inspiring. Keep reading
In this conversation, learn from Amber Robles Gordon, an Afro-Puerto Rican mixed-media visual artist who uses found objects and textiles to explore ethnicity, gender, and the environment. Keep reading
Graduate Assistant | George Washington University
Subak, an ancient water irrigation system in Bali, Indonesia has helped farmers live in harmony with nature for centuries. Today, water depletion due to tourism threatens an age-old balance. Keep reading
Planet Forward Correspondent | Middlebury College
For family-run farms in Massachusetts, cranberries are a way of life. But warming winters and a lack of rainfall are throwing the future of these farms into question. Keep reading
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