Brianna Butler advises readers on how to keep the world clean.

The trees, clean air, and all the creatures on earth were here first.Humans came along and look what you’ve done…

The Emergency Response and Shelter Operations Committee of the Interagency Council on Homelessness revealed there had been an error in the number reported of unhoused individuals whose main cause of death was hypothermia in 2021.

Artist/Vendor Rochelle Walker shares a piece of poetry about water.

Councilmember Janeese Lewis George introduced two pieces of legislation modeled after the Green New Deal Tuesday.

On Friday, April 22, organizations all around D.C. will celebrate Earth Day.

Michele Rochon writes about spring.

Sybil Taylor talks about Spring Time.

Evelyn Nnam writes about spring and new beginnings.

Jaqueline reflects on a good memory she had.

Cortney R. Signor shares the 4th installment of her tumultuous experience in D.C.

Jaqueline Turner shares the changes she wants to make during 2022 in order to make the world a better place.

Thanks to the passage of the infrastructure bill and the American Rescue Plan, the District is set to receive millions in federal funding with the goal of completely removing lead pipes from its infrastructure by 2030. However, both the city and advocates say the available money falls far short of what is needed to address the full amount of lead pipes and lead-based paint found in properties and public space across D.C.

Michele Rochon on climate change.

As extreme weather persists and increases nationally, floods, excessive heat and poor air quality in the District disproportionately harm those living outside, people of color and people living east of the Anacostia River. 

Artist and vendor Shuhratjon Ahmadjonov explains why trees are dying rapidly in D.C.

Artist/Vendor Jackie Turner wonders why people take the Earth for granted.

Ayub Abdul shares a poem reflecting on how every day should be Earth Day.

Ball reveals the harsh effects weather has on his living conditions.

Human beings, our future, and technology