Latest from Savannah Peters

• Dec 12, 2023

  Small-town New Mexico newspaper rewrites its obituary

  

  The Deming Headlight was a “ghost paper” under its corporate owner. Now independent, the paper has rebounded with community support.

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• Dec 11, 2023

  Reducing greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture has been a COP28 priority

  

  There’s been more than $3 billion pledged toward making global food systems more resilient in the face of climate change.

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• Dec 6, 2023

  Rights of Rivers

  

  Should we give a legal voice to nature?

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• Nov 29, 2023

  Water, water, everywhere

  

  How technology can help solve the water crisis in the West.

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• Nov 27, 2023

  Retailers wielding holiday discounts as competitive weapon

  

  Instead of marking down items to clear inventory, retailers are using discounts to draw customers away from competitors.

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• Nov 24, 2023

  Will retailers risk rolling back the generous return policies shoppers love?

  

  Free online returns and 60-day windows are popular but cost companies money. Some e-commerce players are experimenting with changes.

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• Nov 23, 2023

  Indigenous workers are poorly represented in tech jobs that pay well, study finds

  

  Barriers to high-paying tech jobs start early for Native people, according to a report by the Kapor Foundation and AISES.

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• Nov 22, 2023

  Betting on Conservation

  

  How Las Vegas, the city of excess in an unforgiving desert, is fighting to keep growing.

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• Nov 20, 2023

  Outdoor recreation contributed over $1 trillion to U.S. economic output last year

  

  Newly released data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis also found the industry made outsized contributions to the economies of states like Wyoming, Alaska, Florida and Vermont.

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• Nov 17, 2023

  Credit barriers, food sovereignty among discussions at Native American summit

  

  Tribal leaders from around the U.S. gathered in New Orleans for the National Congress of American Indians to share knowledge and discuss policy priorities.

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