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Let the National Monuments Hear How Much You Love Them

Type of content: Blog

About half of all the all of the Sequoiadendron giganteum that exist on Earth reside in California’s Giant Sequoia National Monument. At Bear’s Ears National Monument in Utah, pre-Columbian petroglyphs and potsherds can be found tucked amid the...

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Building Resilience? There's a Standard for That

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A new report sorts through the various emerging resilience standards from public- and private-sector groups.

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South Florida: A Model for Local Climate Change Solutions

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With the federal government in a state of climate denial, localities like South Florida can serve as a model for climate solutions

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Natural Defenses Could Fix Our Growing Antibiotic Resistance Problem

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Untreatable gonorrhea is now a reality—and a sign of a growing threat to public health. Last month, the World Health Organization reported that...

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Thank You, Lizzie

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Island Press is deeply saddened by the loss of Elizabeth Grossman, Island Press author, environmental reporter, and friend. Thank you, Lizzie, for your invaluable contributions to Island Press and to the environmental community as a whole. We join ...

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Ask Island Press: How Could Buses Be Better?

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Buses are having somewhat of a moment.

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#ForewordFriday: Farm and Food Sweepstakes Edition

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For food lovers and supporters of sustainable agriculture, you can't beat Milwaukee, Wisconsin. This oft-overlooked Midwesten gem is memorable for more than just its cheese—it also boasts 177 community gardens, 30 farms, and 26 farmers' markets (more per...

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Sizzling, Crispy Zucchini: Michael Carolan Talks Food and Language

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On the heels of nutritional literacy campaigns, restaurants, grocery stores, and health officials are busy promoting the benefits of nutritious foods to encourage people to choose them. There is a significant problem with that strategy, however: it risks...

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Maine’s Food Sovereignty Win Is a Big Deal for Cities

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Maine’s new law allowing cities to set local food rules shows how smart food laws can unshackle small producers and lead to a more sustainable food system.

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#ForewordFriday: Urban Stormwater Edition

Type of content: Blog

Excess asphalt contributes to stormwater runoff, which can carry pollutants into water bodies and overwhelm sewer systems. As more and more cities reclaim street space for human life and habitat and enact far-reaching plans to address climate change,...

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