Damming Little Colorado River for power projects is opposed by tribes, environmentalists
A Phoenix company wants to build two massive hydroelectric projects on the Little Colorado River, a main tributary of the…
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Phoenix No. 19 among Top 50 green cities
What makes a city green? The latest COMMERCIALCafe study set out to identify the top 50 U.S. green cities currently…
Read MoreLocal First Arizona helps businesses go green
With the help of Local First Arizona’s new Green Business Program, business owners can become certified for implementing sustainable business…
Read MoreDigDeep brings access to running water to Navajo Nation
With Phoenix being named the least sustainable city globally and being in the Southwest, where droughts have been long-standing, water…
Read MoreCold turkey: Chilly and wet Thanksgiving expected across Arizona
Another cold and wet week is setting up across Arizona, which, unfortunately, will affect the Thanksgiving holiday. The approaching storm…
Read MoreBusinesses sign EPA’s America Recycles Pledge to focus on sustainability
The United States Environmental Protection Agency celebrated America Recycles Day on Friday, Nov. 15, in an effort to raise awareness…
Read MoreRain, lower temperatures will mean umbrellas and coats this week
Weeks of warm and dry weather will come to an end as a series of storm systems tap into tropical…
Read MoreArizona water — here are the reasons to be optimistic
Arizona Forward is committed to Arizona water. As Arizona’s oldest environmental advocacy group, Arizona Forward has a water committee made…
Read MoreBoo and brrr: A chilly Halloween in store for Arizona this year
A stretch of balmy weather across Arizona ended Monday, thanks to the passage of the first of two cold fronts…
Read MoreThe scary reality of Halloween recycling
Halloween is all about dressing up, having fun and candy — lots of candy. But Halloween presents a scary reality…
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