What struck me about the Climate Reality Leader training was how drained and demoralized I felt about climate change as a result.

Above all, we must recognize that we are all struggling to address the same root problem: systemic inequality.

What does a return to better look like? I don't need to stretch my imagination too hard. Some of the answers have appeared in plain sight.

Intergenerational conversation is particularly potent for another reason: it transfers a collective memory about how a normal climate works.

Playfulness is an underutilized tool in engaging others in climate action.

Holding up climate change as a standalone problem rather than truly allowing it to merge with other concerns is keeping us back.

I recently had the opportunity to chat with sustainability activist Rob Greenfield on why he does what he does, what people are looking for,

The Climate Strike made me wonder: What would happen if wetlands like the La Crosse River marsh had the ability to go on strike?

There is power in youth: especially, it turns out, in the ability to influence adults' views on climate change. Recent research...

The following article was originally published in the Coulee Region Sierra Club Newsletter (February, 2019). If the precedent of...

In most of the talks I do, I try to spend a good portion of our time together highlighting household level responses to the climate...

No doubt about it: humankind finds itself in an increasingly dangerous situation. Largely due to the energy-intense lifestyles, consumer...