Blog posts from around the country

Our tree-planting season is only half over! We've put 47 trees in the ground since October and we'll plant many more in the remaining five planting days.

Redwood Chapter members attended the Bay Conservation and Development Commission’s Workshop on Economic Justice on Jan.

Petaluma residents fighting a proposed Safeway gas station on the west side of town have had a rollercoaster of a ride since they banded together in the summer of 2018.

On Feb. 4, transit activists will draw attention to the importance of affordable and accessible bus service in actions across the country.

Before Thanksgiving the California Department of Justice (DOJ) sent a 13-page letter to the City of Vallejo criticizing the Draft Environmental Impact Report on the deep water port called Vallejo Marine Terminal and the proposed cement factory te

by Felice Pace, North Group Water Chair

Matt and Cyrus take a walk to discuss what goes on in the early days inside the palatial Texas Capitol, including committee assignments, the budget, and bills.

A Carmelite priest from Argentina, Fr. Scarel will speak on Environmental Justice As Seen Through The Lens of Laudato Si’ at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 12, at Schulte Auditorium, Notre Dame Seminary, 2901 S. Carrollton Ave. The lecture is free and open…

Climate scientist Carl Mears will describe the implications of the recent 3 studies on the climate crisis (IPCC, 4th National Assessment, Global Climate Project report), will address the question, “Is it too late?” and will