Rogers Lake Conservation Club

Why we will no longer be a welcoming church

We’ve decided to quit being a welcoming church. No kidding. We’re giving it up. Like so many congregations, we’ve sunk an amazing amount of time and energy into becoming a welcoming church. We changed worship styles, trained greeters and ushers, wore name tags, brewed coffee, went to workshops on hospitality and put our friendliest people …

Why Climate Change Continues to Be a Tough Sell

Why do nearly half of Americans still doubt the science? Researchers who study the question weigh in on the underlying fears and perceptions.

Volcanoes show why geoengineering can’t save our food from climate change

Scattering aerosols in the sky would cool the planet, but it would block crucial sunlight for plants.

What do racism and poverty have to do with pollution and climate change?

Environmental justice is a critical part of planning a green future that’s good for everyone.

4 Practices That Keep a Life Crisis From Creating a Business Crisis

Nurture relationships and practice equanimity while life is calm and you will be prepared to navigate a personal trauma that could upend your business.

Watch us explain why your $8 shirt is a huge problem

Allow us to present the easiest option imaginable to cut down on your carbon footprint.

9 Rainforest Facts Everyone Should Know

Protecting rainforests is a powerful natural climate solution that’s critical to our collective future.

How unions and environmental groups are finding common ground

You know how they say politics makes strange bedfellows? Well, sometimes the environment does, too. Leaders from the United Steelworkers, the Sierra Club,

Environmental groups urge speedy development of pollution prevention plan for Pinedale

Environmental groups are urging the Bureau of Land Management to quickly develop a plan for preventing future groundwater pollution in the Pinedale

Environmental Groups Start Legal Process to Sue EPA over Fracking Waste

A coalition of groups have banded together to push the EPA to regulate wastewater disposal from oil and gas drilling.

France Bans Monsanto's Roundup as Environmental Groups Push WHO for Stronger Safety Standards

What's a GMO-promoting multinational chemical company to do? Word is getting out that, while the science isn't clear whether genetically modified crops (GMOs) themselves are harmful, the fact that they were created to be resistant to increasing amounts of pesticides such as glyphosate is a problem....

Environmental Groups Seek Stronger Storm Guidelines For Oil And Gas Plants

A coalition of environmental groups is recommending tougher regulations on oil facilities to prevent possible leaks after severe storms. The group looked

Choosing Which Environmental Groups to Work With

Finding a "Trusted Partner" partner to work with can be a good pro-active way to engage with an ENGO (Environmental non-governmental organization). In this case, it's always better for you to choose a partner than the other way around! But what to do if your company is targeted by a more aggressive “shame and blame” campaign?

Why is the Shell cracker plant in Beaver being sued by environmental groups?

Clean Air Council and the Environmental Integrity Project will sue the Shell cracker plant due to violations of air pollution limits.

Latinos are super green. When will environmental groups realize?

"Being green was as easy as walking to the market."

Department of Environmental Services continues fixing potholes

While many of us have been confined to our homes, the Department of Environmental Services is hard at work fixing potholes.

40 Tons Of Trash Removed From Pacific Ocean By Environmental Group

An ocean cleanup group retrieved an astonishing 40 tons of plastic from the Pacific Ocean during cleanup efforts.

Fake Meat? Environmental Group Worries It May Be Too Early

Eight environmental services workforce planning steps

How to devise an effective and verifiable ES budget based on operational needs.

Many breakfast cereals still contaminated by weed killer, environmental group says

Several popular breakfast foods, including Cheerios and Nature Valley products, continue to test positive for trace amounts of a controversial herbicide that may increase the risk of cancer, according to a report released by an environmental advocacy group.