“Earlier this month, more than 300 people in South Africa were killed as record rainfall washed away buildings and infrastructure in the Kwa-Zulu Natal province. A day earlier, dozens were killed in the Philippines after tropical storm...
“Setting ordinances to build more green roofs, planting trees and native plants, and designing community green spaces are just a few ways that many cities are investing in green infrastructure to solve climate-related problems and promote the health of...
World Piano Day is celebrated on March 29th, the 88th day of the year, reflecting 88 keys on piano keyboard Sing for Hope Board Member Jon Batiste celebrates the piano and its communal power in our lives New York, NY, March 28, 2022 — The International...
Remember St. Paddy’s Day 2012? You know, that 80-degree one? The only one ever in the Twin Cities? What also made it memorable is that the actual March 17 holiday fell on a Saturday. On second thought, it’s remarkable people remember since there were probably...
“According to a recent United Nations report, climate change is causing irreparable damage to farmland, cities and coastlines. Environmentalists say getting the public to act on dire news like this is hard, but Harvard University scientists collaborating...
“I was once the only passenger on a four-hour “ghost flight” across Europe. I loved it – the exclusivity, the speed, even the meals. But that was 45 years ago, when flying was quite rare and seemed glamorous. The idea that air travel might one day threaten...
