BECLABITO, N.M. – Standing in a breezy parking lot on Navajo land in the state’s far northwest corner, Tom Taylor looked toward the western horizon and then upwards at the furrowed mass of the Carrizo Mountains less than 10 miles away. If all goes to plan, the infrastructure that could one day spill from the mountain’s flanks and through its core will become an essential piece of the region’s electric grid, able to store surplus electricity from renewable energy and other power sources for when it is needed later.

St. Johns, Michigan, is one of more than two dozen communities in the state to pass ordinances regulating golf carts on public roads.

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Weekly water news in the United States

Weekly water news in the United States

In some of the country’s poorest, driest areas, people rely on water contaminated with arsenic 60 times over safe limits, causing crippling illnesses in families

A missing helicopter and a possible immigrant detention center have roiled the coastal city.

● Interior Secretary Doug Burgum champions the administration’s energy development aspirations at the Western Governors’ Association meeting. ● Army Corps and EPA propose restricting federal oversight...

The number of pedestrians killed by vehicles has increased in the U.S., with road infrastructure and inadequate safety measures among key contributing factors.

We documented the toxic fallout of a green technology.

Explore the water intelligence partnership between True Elements and Circle of Blue to enhance water decision-making in the U.S.

Backed by the Israeli state and courts, settlers are taking over multi-story homes in East Jerusalem’s Batan Al-Hawa — with 700 more residents targeted.

Jody Levison-Johnson of Social Current thinks it’s time to ditch the term "nonprofit" — and the funder mindsets that go along with it.

The nonprofit sector is under attack — not just from policymakers, but from the silence of those who claim to support us.

News by Nhatt Nichols On November 1, 42 million Americans who rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, to purchase food did not receive their monthly benefit because of the gov...

Designing for a Shared Reality: What is a Multispecies Approach to Sanitation?  By: Kory Russel   At a Venetian Palace overlooking the grand canal, an unexpected exhibit highlighted a universal truth—...

Nuns, bishops and laity from California to Texas have created a network of help to uphold church teachings