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(L to R) Livonia residents Bob, Naz, Derek, Jaron, and Pete discuss plans for rebuilding the monarch waystation in Clements Circle Park
Livonia Residents Unite to Rehabilitate Monarch Waystation
July 1, 2026
At the 2026 Michigan Climate Summit, policy expert Francesca Reznik argues that decentralized clean energy is a vital defense against national security threats.
Michigan Policy Expert Redefines Clean Energy as a National Security Solution
June 29, 2026
Michigan Climate Summit attendees participate in a fishbowl-style conversation
MiCAN Hosts Seventh Annual Climate Summit
June 17, 2026
MYLES logo, courtesy of Jihyun Ko
MYLES Brings Michigan Students Together in Fight for Environmental Education
June 14, 2026
Huron River Day tents bustle with activity
Ann Arbor Hosts Annual Huron River Day
June 9, 2026
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The Reality of “Wishcycling”
July 6, 2026
A rare sight of Jakarta's blue sky
Set the Sky Ablaze: The Suffocating Pollution of Jakarta
June 28, 2026
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Why Cleveland Said No To An AI Data Center
June 11, 2026
Nuclear Colonialism: A Stark History
Nuclear Colonialism: A Stark History
June 10, 2026
A mountain of dogfish (Squalus acanthias) caught during a trawl survey. California, Southern California Bight
The Great Depression of the Sea
May 19, 2026
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The Reality of “Wishcycling”
July 6, 2026
Located in Ashburn, Virginia, these data centers support technology used daily
The Hidden Cost of Artificial Intelligence in Virginia
June 30, 2026
A rare sight of Jakarta's blue sky
Set the Sky Ablaze: The Suffocating Pollution of Jakarta
June 28, 2026
Nuclear Colonialism: A Stark History
Nuclear Colonialism: A Stark History
June 10, 2026
Deer: The Ecological Crisis Hiding in Plain Sight
Deer: The Ecological Crisis Hiding in Plain Sight
June 3, 2026

Youth Environmental Press Team

Youth Environmental Press Team

Youth Environmental Press Team

Youth Environmental Press Team
Atmospheric rivers are long, narrow columns of concentrated water vapor that are major factors in California’s precipitation and water supply. “The climate is really unpredictable, and rain patterns have been changing,” Ishita said. “That’s just evidence that we need to take action, and if we don’t, nothing can be fixed. Drastic change won’t happen overnight. It has to happen over a couple of years, and hopefully people will realize that something’s really wrong.” Source: NOAA

Global Reset: Drought-free 2025 Marks Milestone for California

Mihir Kotbagi and Aahana Sharma • April 28, 2026

This story was originally published in the 'Harker Aquila' on February 17, 2026, and we republish it here with their permission. Note that this story, from the Harker School in San Jose, is part of a series...

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