As climate change reshapes wine country in New York’s Finger Lakes region, vineyard owners are adapting with a growing sense…
For the first time in over a century, the Klamath River is flowing freely below Keno Dam—marking a historic shift for salmon populations and water management in the Pacific Northwest.…
New research led by the U.S. Department of Energy and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) reveals a powerful insight: solar farms don’t just produce clean energy—they can also revive…
In a small town in Michigan, soybean and corn farms thrive with one new addition that’s been added in the past couple of years: wind farms. In early 2021, the…
In Gardener, Kansas, resident Donna Knoche attended the Johnson County Commission hearing. At 93 years of age, she set aside her walker and let out a bold statement to the…
The U.S. Postal Service in Atlanta, Georgia is making some electrifying improvements in how they are delivering the mail. The South Atlanta Sorting and Delivery Center debuted the postal service’s …
Norm Welker started his days at sunrise, navigating his combine across his vast 1,000-acre farm in northwest Indiana—a ritual he’s practiced for decades. However, he took particular notice of how…
Michigan is a leading state in offering grant programs for farmers to use clean energy on their farms. Farmers hold a crucial role in nourishing our communities and shaping a…
In Wisconsin, a significant portion of the state’s farmland—amounting to a million acres—is dedicated to energy production through corn cultivation for ethanol, with a quarter of all Wisconsin-grown corn and…
Three Rivers, Michigan — With the rise of electric school buses, Michigan has become one of the leading states with a total of 152 vehicles. However, there is one looming…