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It’s in the news all the time, but what actually is fracking, and why is it under such heavy scrutiny? To kick off season ...

How are U.S. cities who already feel extreme heat managing during the climate crisis?

Can individual climate action make a difference? Two young climate activists show us how.

BY: Jeremy Deaton A little more than two weeks before Trump supporters stormed the Capitol, University of Maryland ...

Shreya Ramachandran, 17, has done award-winning research into how to reuse "grey water" from sinks, showers and laundry ...

"The Power of Us" shows the power of intergenerational, collaborative climate action.

You can be a climate innovator at any age, from 17 to 82. These individuals are the proof.