Oct 24

Climate Resilience as Party Planning

by Aidan Fife There are running narratives that young people don’t socialize, party, or civically engage in our communities anymore - that we’re stuck doomscrolling and have little hope for the future. As a late 20-something, I can tell you that should not be true. We, more than anyone, want... read more →
  • October 24, 2025
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Oct 09

Coming Soon: A Data Center Near You

by Rachel Curry RegenAll friends, This is a repost of my latest Acronym newsletter. It’s free to subscribe and hits your inbox twice monthly, helping cut through corporate jargon and get to the good stuff. I talk about the future of work, how tech impacts our lives and more. Subscribe... read more →
  • October 9, 2025
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Sep 05

Poor Air Quality Reports Continue for Lancaster County

by Amanda Ebersole   The Problem Nobody likes a failing grade. This past April, Lancaster County residents saw an “F” on their report card from the American Lung Association’s “State of the Air” report. Lancaster’s poor air quality isn’t a new problem. It has been declining for decades. What is... read more →
  • September 5, 2025
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Aug 07

Staying Cool on a Warming Planet

by Clarissa Grunwald It’s another hot summer in Lancaster County, and we can expect it to remain hot until well into September. While heat can seem like little more than a nuisance for those with easy access to air conditioning, it can be a dangerous time of year for those... read more →
  • August 7, 2025
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Jul 08

July ’25 Regenerator Newsletter

In the latest edition of The Regenerator: Why climate grief is overwhelming and 15 solutions for coping Outdoors for All - a free event celebrating inclusion and diversity in outdoor spaces Save the Date for our 2025 Climate Summit! Resources for participating in Plastic Free July thanks to Red Rose... read more →
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Jun 05

June ’25 Regenerator Newsletter

In the latest edition of The Regenerator: Read about sustainable summer produce shopping in a new blog post. Take part in the 4th Annual Intergenerational Climate Action Month: Generations United in Action. Check out upcoming events (including a Save the Date for our 2025 Climate Summit!). Learn about a new... read more →
Jun 05

Lancaster Farmers Markets Serving Up Sustainability

by Amanda Ebersole   Lancaster County has experienced a cool spring season, complete with record-breaking rainfall in some areas. But, summer surely waits around the corner. The turning of the season typically brings hot sun and heavy humidity, but with that grows a rainbow of fresh produce to enjoy. Merely... read more →
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Apr 03

You’ve Seen Greenwashing. Are We In the Era of Green Scrubbing?

You’ve seen greenwashing, which the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) defines as “the act of making false or misleading statements about the environmental benefits of a product or practice, [...] all while gaming the system or profiting off well-intentioned, sustainably minded consumers.” But have you heard of green scrubbing? No,... read more →
  • April 3, 2025
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