Environment

Engineers involved in the planning for the dam assured Tulsa city councilors they are developing an operations plan that will deals with fish being able to pass the dam during spawning seasons.

We chat with Gary Allison, co-chair of the locally-focused Ready for 100 Tulsa campaign, which is now asking the City of Tulsa to adopt a resolution committing the City to having 100% of its electricity come from clean renewable sources by 2035.

Anglers and conservationists want Tulsa city councilors involved in determining how a new dam will be operated because they don't see a way for fish to pass.

Anglers and conservationists are pressing Tulsa city councilors to have more discussions on how the new Zink Dam will be operated.Voters in 2016 approved…

Our guest is one of the environmental movement's leading voices, and a pioneering architect of corporate reform with respect to ecological practices and…

Our guest is Anthony Doerr, author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning "All the Light We Cannot See," which first appeared in 2014, and which might be one of…

The facility that processes recycling for Tulsa-area communities will not reopen until late December at the earliest, but it will boast an improved…

Our guest is Vaclav Smil, a Distinguished Professor Emeritus at the University of Manitoba. Smil is the author of 40+ books on topics like energy,…

After one ozone alert day and exceedance in 2020, the Tulsa metro has turned in three of each so far this year, with more than two months left in the…

Yes, the climate is warming, and yes, we human beings are causing this warming. And yes, things look very bad. But what can be done...and what can **we**…