Guest Bloggers

New School in Fitchburg Uses Green Energy Technology

Guest Blogger

May 13, 20221 min read

New School in Fitchburg Uses Green Energy Technology

Forest Edge Elementary School in Fitchburg is the first Net Zero Energy school in Wisconsin.

High School Students Pressure Governor Evers

Guest Blogger

May 9, 20222 min read

High School Students Pressure Governor Evers

This Earth Day a protest inside the Wisconsin State Capitol Rotunda was organized by ACE Waunakee, and also included students from Madison E

Guest Blogger

May 5, 20224 min read

Youth Protest of Line 5 Pipeline

high schoolers took a stand against Line 5, a corroding oil and natural gas pipeline that fossil fuel company Enbridge plans to expand.

Guest Blogger

Apr 19, 20222 min read

Youth Group Takes on F-35s in Madison

high school protest against F 35 jets

Monona Grove High School Switches to Solar

Krishna Elwell

Apr 6, 20225 min read

Monona Grove High School Switches to Solar

High School adds new solar system in Monona Grove, WI

The Dark Side of The Great American Chocolate Bar

Roxanne Griffin

Apr 6, 20222 min read

The Dark Side of The Great American Chocolate Bar

By Roxanne Griffin What do you think of when you think of The Hershey Company? Is it Kisses, S’mores by the campfire, family fun at the...

Building Green Communities from the Ground Up

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Jan 5, 20223 min read

Building Green Communities from the Ground Up

building a house out of plastic bottles

Bob Kihslinger

Jul 28, 20214 min read

Hybrid Home - The Future Is Today

Addressing the environment and one’s impact is no longer a fringe movement and many customers are expecting.

Cherokee Marsh Regulates Water Flow to Yahara Lakes and Provides Habitat for Native Wildlife

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Jun 10, 20212 min read

Cherokee Marsh Regulates Water Flow to Yahara Lakes and Provides Habitat for Native Wildlife

Various efforts to protect Cherokee Marsh continue.

Oceanographers Continue to Sound the Global Warming Alarm

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Apr 15, 20212 min read

Oceanographers Continue to Sound the Global Warming Alarm

14 year old talks about oceanographers around the world who believe that the Earth’s largest ecosystem, its oceans, are in danger.

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Apr 4, 20212 min read

Spring Musing

Tracy York Early Spring, and the woods are brown. Just various shades of faded brown and beige. I journey through these woods daily as...

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Feb 11, 20211 min read

5 Reasons for Athletes to be Vegan

Besides the benefits to the environment, the vegan diet can do some pretty incredible things for athletes as well. Source: Forbes Magazine

As Wildlife Moves North, Will Driftless Landscapes Provide a Refuge from Climate Change?

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Feb 6, 20212 min read

As Wildlife Moves North, Will Driftless Landscapes Provide a Refuge from Climate Change?

Here in the midwest, species commonly found in the southeast are now being seen around Wisconsin.

Alarming New Science Suggests Polar BearsCould Go Extinct in Our Lifetime

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Jan 30, 20212 min read

Alarming New Science Suggests Polar BearsCould Go Extinct in Our Lifetime

Did you know scientists estimate that there are currently only 25,000 polar bears left in the world?

Andy Velazquez

Jan 25, 20213 min read

The 1,000 Trees Development

1,000 Trees will set a great example for the design of future projects in other cities and who wish to positively impact the environment.

Solar Energy Development in United States

Robert Tecpoyotl

Jan 3, 20212 min read

Solar Energy Development in United States

The megawatt batteries allows for on demand-power from renewable energy sources such as wind and solar.

Remember the Arizona Biosphere? What happened?

Andy Velazquez

Nov 13, 20204 min read

Remember the Arizona Biosphere? What happened?

Author: Gen Z - Andy Velazquez from Plano, Illinois is currently in his third year at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee School of...

PIKA: A Global Warming Indicator Species

Guy Turenne

Oct 24, 20203 min read

PIKA: A Global Warming Indicator Species

There are 30 species of Pika worldwide with two being found in North America. They once lived all across N. America and are now retreating.

Archie Adams

Oct 2, 20203 min read

How Climate Change Affects Alaska

The notable impact of climate change on Alaska is a red flag to all parts of the world

Guest Blogger

Sep 9, 20204 min read

I pick up cigarette butts

Small acts can create huge problems. Take the cigarette butt......