Boost for Renewable Energy: St. Louis Awarded ‘Solar for All’ Grant
St. Louis wins a federal grant to expand solar energy access, furthering its commitment to renewable initiatives and community sustainability.
FEMA Told Victims of New Mexico’s Largest Wildfire It Can’t Pay for Emotional Harm. A Judge Will Likely Rule It Must.
FEMA may be required to compensate New Mexico wildfire victims for emotional distress. Judge to make crucial ruling on FEMA's responsibilities.
Biden-Harris Administration Continues Historic Clean Energy Commitment to Lowering Costs and Creating Jobs for People in Pennsylvania and 38 States, Guam and Puerto Rico
Discover how the Biden-Harris Administration's clean energy initiatives are reducing costs and creating jobs across 39 states, including PA.
EPA Makes Largest-Ever Investment in Climate-Burdened Communities
EPA invests in climate-burdened communities like never before to drive environmental justice and sustainability. Discover how this investment will impact communities across the country.
They died with the AC off. Why the government pays for heating but not cooling.
Learn why the government pays for heating but not cooling, and the tragic consequences for low-income families during the summer.
Burning Disparities: The Impact of Heat Islands on Black Communities
This article explores the impact of heat islands on Black communities, highlighting the disproportionate effects of urban heat on marginalized groups.
As extreme heat becomes more common, Missouri experts warn to keep an eye on kids
Extreme heat is becoming more common and health experts are warning about the dangerous risks it poses for children, especially during summers.
