Climate Change

Zika is a mosquito borne virus that is spreading explosively in the Western Hemisphere – and climate change may play a role in its spread. While public attention has been focused on the microcephaly that may be associated with the infection – and the need...

In January 2016, The Verde Paper: Latino Perspectives on Conservation Leadership was released by La Madre Tierra and Resource Media. Between 2014 and 2015, over thirty environmental activists in the Latino community were interviewed. The focus was the Western United States. Key points included: Latino...

  This was written by By Ilissa Ocko and originally posted post originally appeared on EDF+Voices blog. The regions that the Zika virus outbreak has struck hardest, such as Brazil and Colombia, also happen to be areas that are currently plagued by hotter-than-usual temperatures. So is there a...

  This is is a Moms Clean Air Force exclusive interview with Mayor Dwain Land from Dunlap, Tennessee: What is unique about protecting your city’s resources? Dunlap is a beautiful place. It’s nestled in between the Cumberland Plateau and Walden’s Ridge. We’re fortunate in that...

  This story originally appeared on parents.com:  It’s taken me more than a decade of parenting to realize that having children makes me something more than a parent. It makes me an ancestor. From my standpoint, we are at a crossroads of climate disruption. Climate change...