A new day is dawning for solar energy in Indiana! On Monday, April 22, 2024, the EPA announced the awardees of the $7 billion Solar For All competition.
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Tatjana Rebelle, Earth Charter Indiana’s Director of Equitable Initiatives, has been named a 2024 Best of Green Schools Ambassador recipient.
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After a meaningful pause, I make a remark that expresses a vague, non-denominational entreaty of magical thinking.
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On the occasion of celebrating this extraordinary decade, I’ll flat out tell you: It doesn’t look good, but I’m not giving up.
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This is a tremendous opportunity to embed some significant climate action and climate justice into the agricultural sector.
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The goal of UCCS is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and mitigate climate change. However, UCCS also poses a number of risks.
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Change is hard; the status quo is so much more comfortable. It’s probably why we resist making sacrifices to ease greenhouse gas emissions.
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Today’s youth carry an inequitable burden of pollution, resource depletion and climate change.
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Our objections to the Buffalo Springs is rooted in the forest’s critical role in mitigating climate change.
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If you want to understand the real priorities of a person or group, take a look at the budget they create.
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On Monday February 20, 2023 the Environmental Affairs Committee heard SB 335 - The Climate Solutions Task Force bill. Unfortunately, the committee chair chose not to bring the bill to a vote that day.
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Southport High School freshmen staged a sustainability fair for a nearly preschool.
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A brief report on our 2019 Climate Camps. Our camps combine science, art and nature connection, to inspire our youth to advocate for a cleaner, healthier environment.
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On March 15, young people in Indiana took the streets — and transformed their schools — to educate about climate change and the need to act quickly to save our planet from peril.
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Not only are Ella, Sophie and crew reducing their cafeteria waste by 75%, they are also finding lots of opportunities to educate students in other schools who are similarly bit by the zero waste cafeteria bug.
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Another Halloween has come and gone, and with it, an unexpected honor bestowed upon me.
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Drawdown describes in depth the top 100 solutions to reverse global warming, and those solutions contain numerous surprises.
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It all starts with education. The E-STEM club at Oaklandon, led by teacher Laura Getz, spent time studying the impact of air particulate and greenhouse gas pollution that is emitted by an idling car.
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The rewards of spending a day outside, getting your hands dirty, are immeasurable, and worth any effort in implementing
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We just completed our inaugural Love Letters to Planet Earth event as part of the Spirit & Place Festival in Indianapolis.
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