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Jean Thilmany

When Disasters Strike, Water Systems Follow

When disasters strike around the world, the Water Mission rushes in to provide safe drinking water.

Mark Smith

We’re Not Polarized on the Environment—Elites and Activists Are

To many people, the world they live in feels more polarized than ever. From vaccines and gun control to pretty much everything in-between, t

Jaqueline Sordi

COP26: Key Outcomes from the UN Climate Talks

Considered a “failure” by climate activists such as Greta Thunberg and a “success” by some world leaders, the UN Climate Conference...

Alina Bradford

Invasive Wild Donkeys Are More Helpful Than Previously Thought

Donkeys are not usually thought of as invasive species, but, in the American Southwest, feral donkeys have become a nuisance and drain on...

Arpan Rachman

Sumba Island’s Challenge to Merge Clean Energy with Development

For years, Sumba Island in southeast Indonesia has been considered a goldmine of renewable energy potential. Water, sunlight, wind...