An article by the Columbia Basin Trust about how the global carbon footprint per person is centered around 3 sources: food, home and transport.

Where some see the future as uncertain, or even imperilled, others see opportunity and hope. Kootenay entrepreneur Don Freschi is boldly going where no plan has gone before, and he wants us all to come along.

The goal of this Columbia Basin Trust program is to help maintain and improve ecological health and native biodiversity in a variety of ecosystems, such as wetlands, fish habitat, forests and grasslands.

This is why the electric bike industry is booming and what you need to know before getting one.

The Columbia Basin Trust's Climate Resilience Program helps communities in the Basin become more climate resilient by supporting large-scale, multi-year, shovel-ready climate mitigation, adaptation, and resilience projects that address sources of climate change or manage the risks of climate change impacts.

Scott Sommerville, the Chief Administrative Officer for the City of Kimberley, talks about SunMine, the largest tracking solar array in Canada that boasts 4,000 solar-cell modules built on a mountain for $5.3 million.