Sustainability

The Apache trout was removed from the federal endangered species Wednesday. It's the first trout and sportsfish to be taken off the list in U.S. history and, according to some, it’s a symbol of hope.

Some Arizonans facing financial hardships or heat-related emergencies will soon have air conditioning systems repaired or replaced through a new federally funded program.

The program will offer credits to large companies that replace diesel-powered vehicles with electric or cleaner-burning models.

Earlier this month, the biggest user of Colorado River water in the West agreed to conserve up to 700,000 acre feet of water through 2026. Tina Shields, water manager at the Imperial Irrigation District, joined The Show to explain how that's going to happen.

Matt Simon is a senior staff writer for Grist who recently wrote a piece looking closer at so-called "informal green spaces." He spoke to The Show about them and their impact.

This week, the U.S. Department of the Interior announced almost $7 million to support Indigenous-led conservation projects through the Indian Youth Services Corps.

Arizona Public Service set a new energy demand record this weekend. Triple-digit-temperatures drove demand.

The Show spoke to Oliver Franklin-Wallis about his new book “Wasteland,” which exposes the rampant fraud that plagues the multi-billion dollar garbage market, and proposes a radical reframing for how we think about waste.

The Diamondbacks became the first Major League Baseball team to pilot a brand of reusable cups. Through a partnership with the company Bold Reuse and other parties, the franchise is looking to cut down on single-use products.

A record 27 Mexican wolf pups were reportedly fostered into wild dens this spring. The Show sat down with Jim deVos to talk more about the record and the program.