Education about climate change has been largely nonexistent in K–12 schools until recently.
The climate leaders I spoke with do not pretend that the future will be without challenges.
Minnesota Women’s Press conducted a virtual statewide survey to ask Minnesotans about their current fears.
Rising temperatures, melting ice caps, and invasive species are not interested in bargaining for our survival.
Editor’s Note: Because of our self-defined focus on Ecolution in Minnesota Women’s Press, I was invited to a virtual conference
Former Vice President Al Gore led a conversation about regenerative agriculture as part of a two-day Climate Underground conference featuring
Her role as a bridge between two countries enables her to see the value of an exchange of technical knowledge.
Our state has 54 million acres of landscape — nearly 26 million of which is agricultural. That large agricultural base has a climate impact.
I really hope we realize that we cannot wait for some catastrophic event to respond.
We all have stakes in what this region means to us and our families. What if we acknowledged the complexities?
As conservationists like to say, we are “moving the needle.”
Food costs, lab-developed beef, Towerside energy vision, food system books
