By Lanny Brannock Department for Environmental Protection Three public employees in Flint, Michigan are facing criminal charges in what’s becoming one of the largest public utility scandals in the country’s history. The story of Flint, Michigan, where residents and children got lead poisoning from simply turning on their […]
ABOVE: From left to right, competition sponsors Dorthy Anglin of Smithfield Foods and Jeremy Roy of Farm Bureau pose with George Simpson, Theo Livas, Jinny Han, Jasmine Lui and Lucy Yang. Photo courtesy of the Kentucky Division of Conservation. By Johnna McHugh Division of Conservation A team from […]
By Kenya Stump Renewable Energy It used to be that a shampoo bottle would have printed on it a straightforward pitch for soft, clean, manageable hair. Now, even the shampoo bottle has become a manifesto to the changing values about community, environment, and the economy. “…because like you […]
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