For Immediate Release: Wednesday, September 14, 2022 Contacts: Stevie Gawryluk, Idaho Conservation League, Central Idaho Community Engagement Assistant Jonathan Oppenheimer, Idaho Conservation League, External Relations Director Volunteers …
Until recently, the western U.S. was experiencing a relatively mild summer for wildfires. While folks enjoyed Labor Day weekend, climate projections of extreme and prolonged heat waves came to fruition …
Sunday, June 5th, 2022 is World Environment Day – a day for encouraging worldwide awareness and action to protect our environment. In participation, ICL is highlighting ways each of us …
In addition to being National Wildfire Awareness Month, May is also Clean Air Month. The two go hand in hand, with longer and more severe wildfire seasons impacting air quality …
Idaho Power (IPC) is proposing a new long-term energy plan and now is the time to speak up for clean, local power. To ensure reliable and affordable energy, utilities like …
Valley Views (or Lack Thereof) From mountains to forests, rivers and more – Idaho has no shortage of beautiful landscapes and views to enjoy. However, some of these geographical features …
As weather and climate-related events worsen, Idahoans can expect to see more delays, closures, and expensive repairs to roads and bridges. Increasing the resiliency of Idaho’s transportation system is of utmost importance for our economy.
“The impact of climate change in Idaho will present challenges and opportunities to all sectors of our economy – from agriculture to recreation and tourism, energy, human health, infrastructure and land – according to a series of reports prepared by Idaho researchers.”
