Environment

As of this writing, it's early March of 2024 in Illinois. I want you to save this date because someday you will look back and say "he told us so" when Illinois bans a lawnmower forever. It's not a question of if, but when.

Raking leaves in the Quad Cities is an effective way to conserve resources and save time

Let's not create a bigger problem we have to deal with on top of COVID-19.

Dunkin' is showing mother nature some love with this new change.

It's not just mercury retrograde fogging up our lives.

A new type of farming has been suggested for Boone County.

Rockford has already lost 8,000 Ash trees to the nasty little beetle called the Emerald Ash Borer, and this year could be the worse one yet for losses. That is why the city is offering replacements for fallen Ash trees to Rockford residents.

After a decade of banning in-state transportation of firewood because of fears over the Emerald Ash Borer, The Illinois Department of Agriculture has given up stating it is no longer justified. The bug is too wide spread. What are the signs you have infestation?