— In the rugged beauty of Norway’s coastline, where jagged cliffs meet the crashing waves of the sea, more than 2,000 lighthouses stand as silent sentinels. These iconic structures have weathered centuries, providing guidance and safety to sailors navigating treacherous waters. Each lighthouse tells a story of maritime history and human ingenuity, but now they

In a quiet announcement, the Bureau of Land Management revealed a controversial plan to exchange 2 million acres of public land along Alaska’s Dalton Highway. This vast expanse of boreal forest, transitioning into tundra, is nearly three times the size of Rhode Island. The proposal involves transferring ownership to the state, potentially paving the way

The Department of Agriculture under President Donald Trump embarked on a significant shift in its approach, focusing on reducing federal funding and staffing across the agency. This change was aligned with the administration’s priorities outlined in early executive orders targeting climate action, environmental justice, diversity, equity, and inclusion. Challenges for DEI-Focused Programs One of the

In the cutthroat world of politics and business, where deals are made behind closed doors and promises whispered over fancy dinners, a particular narrative unfolded during Donald Trump’s presidency. It was a tale of favors granted, money changing hands, and one industry reaping the benefits. Yes, we’re talking about the fossil fuel companies that seemingly

During the throes of a heated presidential campaign, Donald J. Trump, with all his flair and showmanship, summoned oil barons to his opulent Mar-a-Lago estate. His pitch was simple yet enticing – invest $1 billion in his election bid, and they would see unprecedented returns once he ascended to the presidency. While the industry didn’t