An incredible piece of US history has been found, and is expected to bring $20 million at auction. In the lead-up to the Constitutional Convention… Read More »Original US Constitution Found in a Cabinet While Family Was Moving After 7 Generations–Now at Auction
For the first time in decades, drug overdose deaths in the US fell—by 10.6% while in certain states the decline was 20, and even 30%.… Read More »Overdose Deaths Plummet in US With ‘Declines of 20-30%’ – Saving Thousands of Lives
Researchers at the Berkeley National Labs have determined that oil, coal, and gas power plants still have a major role to play in America’s energy… Read More »Old Coal-Fired Power Plant Found the Key to Solving America’s Biggest Clean Energy Challenge
It turns out that angels sometimes wear brown. UPS driver Raheem Cooper was passing through his normal route in the Georgian town of Valdosta when… Read More »UPS Driver Saves Collapsed Grandmother, Then Brings Her Treats Every Week to Hospital: ‘She’s Family Now’
The Lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans has recently witnessed an incredible eco-renaissance following decades of damage and neglect. Led by a local community development… Read More »Birds Sing Anew from Within 40-Acre Wetland Restored by Residents of N. Orleans’ Historic Lower Ninth
Despite the Central Appalachia ecosystem being historically famous as coal country, under this diverse broadleaf canopy lies a rich, biodiverse world of native plants helping… Read More »Above Appalachian Coalfields Is Wealth of Forest Botanicals Now Being Farmed and Conserved by Locals
A California tribe has become the first indigenous group in the Lower 48 to be named co-stewards over a National Marine Sanctuary. Extending out into… Read More »After 9 Years of Work, CA Tribe Finally Seas Traditional Land Named a Marine Reserve Bigger Than Yosemite
A boy scout and his family were volunteering at a local food pantry when he realized the outdoor seating was in need of a little… Read More »Handy with a Hammer and Saw, Eagle Scout Hopeful Renovates Oklahoma Nun’s Food Bank
Reprinted via EarthTalk®, From the Editors of E – The Environmental Magazine How can homeowners make their homes greener and more efficient to cash in… Read More »If You Make Your Home More Green and Efficient, Cash-in on Rebates Available in U.S. Inflation Reduction Act
In the Choctaw Nation’s territory in Oklahoma, a knotted statue has been erected by tribal leaders to honor a cross-continental connection over 170 years old.… Read More »Choctaw Nation Unveils ‘Sister Sculpture’ For Irish People–Honoring the Heart Connection Forged 170 Years Ago
