Article recommendation: “Irresponsible’: backlash as Utah approves datacenter twice the size of Manhattan”

Irresponsible’: backlash as Utah approves datacenter twice the size of Manhattan by Oliver Milman, published in The Guardian, Wed 13 May 2026 13.30 CEST The article reports on public opposition in Utah after Box Elder County commissioners approved the Stratos AI datacenter project. The planned facility would cover more than 40,000 acres

Article recommendation: “L.A. is ripping up 1,600 acres of pavement — but is it too little, too late?”

L.A. is ripping up 1,600 acres of pavement — but is it too little, too late? Read the article here In a Jan. 28, 2026 guest commentary for the Los Angeles Times, urban planner Devon Provo explores Los Angeles County’s ambitious plan to remove and replace 1,600 acres of pavement with green

Honoring Kathy Bancroft

Kathy Bancroft Honoring Kathy Bancroft Dear Friends, We are deeply saddened to share that Kathy Jefferson Bancroft passed away on the evening of January 25th. Kathy was a member of the Lone Pine Paiute-Shoshone Tribe and for many years she served as their Tribal Historic Preservation Officer. She has been a

Easing into 2026

Art work by Kate Morales Easing into 2026 Dear Friends, For many of us, here in California and around the world, our solstice season was spent navigating the very wild and sometimes destructive power of water. We saw excessive rain and massive flooding in many places. And also temporary wetlands where

Article recommendation: “We should be paying more attention to water in Detroit”

Article recommendation: "We should be paying more attention to water in Detroit"in The Michigan Daily, by Katie Lynch - November 4, 2025Read the article here Despite being surrounded by abundant freshwater, Detroit is facing a largely overlooked water crisis — one driven by aging infrastructure, unaffordable rates, and mass shutoffs that disproportionately impact

Walking into the Unexpected: a day-by-day account of the Lake to Lake walk – September 2025

Walking into the Unexpected: a day-by-day account of the Lake to Lake walk September 2025 By justine epstein We had been walking for nearly a week, a dozen walkers and logistics team who came together in a community of practice to follow the waters from Kootzabbaa/Mono Lake to Patsiata/Owens Lake with a

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