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Columbus woman waited a year for a government-funded heater. It came days before the winter storm

Columbus woman waited a year for a government-funded heater. It came days before winter storm

Temperatures were in the 20s, but Vivian Nelson was kept warm with her free heater. Here’s how to get one.

Year in Review: Natural Gas Bans

Natural gas bans have been a hot-button issue through 2023 year since the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) stated that it was considering banning natural gas stoves in January. While the Biden administration and agency officials have.

Polling Finds People Will Only 'Electrify Everything' If They Don't Actually Have to Electrify Everything

A recent poll from Yale’s Program on Climate Change Communications shows yet again that Americans want to continue cooking with gas. Only 31 percent support going all electric and abandoning their gas stoves, furnaces, and other.

Missing Voices in the Story of the U.S. Environmental Movement

Professor Dorceta Taylor discussed early  environmentalists whose contributions often go unrecognized at a recent panel discussion at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C. The panel was held in conjunction with a new exhibition featuring Taylor and other individuals who have shaped the U.S. environmental movement from the mid-nineteenth century conservation efforts to today’s focus on climate change, biodiversity loss, and environmental justice.