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ClimACT set up a table Monday on Sanford Mall. As students walked by their table they could join the club, pick up free seed or sign a petition.

“Rushing” for Earth: ClimACT advocates for climate involvement with Greek inspired recruitment

Cameron Stuart, Associate News Editor
August 24, 2021
Harmony Lanes, a local nonprofit that advocates for safe, inclusive, multi-modal transportation opportunities, is bringing a multimodal path to Boone.

Nonprofit Harmony Lanes brings inclusive transportation to High Country

Jake Markland , Reporter
April 3, 2021
Land along the New River was formerly a dairy farm before the Town of Boone purchased it in 2016. A majority of the purchased land is protected conservation land, established to support the habitat.

New River land set aside for conservation and carbon neutral municipal service complex

Jake Markland , Reporter
February 26, 2021
Ayana Johnson, right, speaks with students and instructors virtually Thursday. Johnson is the founder of a climate think tank, co-host of a climate solutions podcast and co-founder of a campaign to promote feminist climate leaders.

Climate leader joins App State students and faculty to discuss the intersectionality of climate issues

Jake Markland , Reporter
February 16, 2021
App State finalizes official plan for carbon neutrality per Climate Action Writing Group

App State finalizes official plan for carbon neutrality per Climate Action Writing Group

Cameron Stuart, Associate News Editor
January 29, 2021
Community members meet over Zoom to discuss solutions to the environmental issues facing the High Country. This was ClimACTs first peoples assembly.

ClimACT calls on those in “power” and the community to resolve climate crisis

Jake Markland , Reporter
January 27, 2021
Boone Town Council approves climate resolution, targets town-wide renewable energy by 2050

Boone Town Council approves climate resolution, targets town-wide renewable energy by 2050

Gianna Holiday, Reporter
January 25, 2021
Jane Goodall, known for her research on primates over the last 60 years, spoke with App State students Nov. 18 via Zoom.

Jane Goodall discusses climate change, activism with App State students in special presentation

Gianna Holiday, Reporter
November 20, 2020
Members of the Climate Action Collaborative chant and hold signs during their parade on Blowing Rock Road toward Highway 105 January 19, 2019.

App State pushes for climate neutrality with differing opinions across campus

Jake Markland , Reporter
October 29, 2020
App State removes Hoey, Lovill residence hall signs amid name change

App State removes Hoey, Lovill residence hall signs amid name change

Emily Broyles, Reporter
July 2, 2020
Gaston County re-opens businesses, contradicts stay-at-home order

Gaston County re-opens businesses, contradicts stay-at-home order

Xanayra Marin-Lopez, Reporter
April 29, 2020
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