March for Science STL

March for Science STL March for Science STL is a diverse nonpartisan group supporting science based education and innovation for the betterment of our region and society.

WHEN: Saturday, April 22 at 1PM
MEET AT: Union Station, 1801 Market Street, Saint Louis 63118
MARCH ON: Market St. to Luther Ely Square in Downtown STL
MAP: http://marchforsciencestl.com/march/

SHAREABLE FACEBOOK EVENT: https://www.facebook.com/events/1840322376244563/
WEBSITE: http://aaas.org
DONATION PAGE: http://marchforsciencestl.com/donate/
VOLUNTEER: https://tinyurl.com/jdkdemz
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06/16/2026

a thought worth pondering

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A glacier that has persisted since the last major Ice Age is now disappearing. 🏔️

Researchers at WashU found that parts of Wyoming's Sunlight glacier system are melting so rapidly that some areas could be ice-free within a decade. Beyond this loss, the study provides new tools for monitoring glacier decline worldwide and understanding impacts on water resources, ecosystems, and community safety. https://bit.ly/4bgEGA7

06/16/2026

🌲On Friday, a US District Court issued an order stopping the Trump administration from censoring US history and science and ordering the restoration of unlawfully censored information displayed in America’s largest classroom—our national parks.

Read UCS statement: https://act.ucsusa.org/4vQjXvl

06/16/2026

Here’s what to know about closures in Belleville and across Illinois for the upcoming Juneteenth holiday.

06/16/2026

For the first time in U.S. history, solar power generated more electricity than coal in a single month. It's a milestone that reflects years of innovation, investment and growing demand for affordable, reliable energy.

New Mexico is well positioned to lead in this new energy economy. We rank among the nation's leaders in solar potential and have made strategic investments in renewable energy, transmission infrastructure, workforce development and advanced manufacturing.

Those investments are producing results. Renewable energy now generates the equivalent of roughly two-thirds of the electricity consumed in New Mexico, and solar production continues to grow across our state.

We've also shown that economic growth and environmental stewardship can go hand in hand. Methane emissions have declined by more than 70% compared to 2005 levels while we continue investing in the industries and infrastructure that support long-term prosperity.

The future of energy is being built right now, and New Mexico is helping lead the way.

https://apnews.com/article/trump-solar-coal-mining-climate-electricity-50250099a4e94384af4aa9f197d62403

06/16/2026

Our June Kid's Corner will be on Friday, June 26, at 11am, and we will be making caterpillars. Hope to see you there!

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Allyship is a daily practice. It asks us to listen with care, respect how people identify, and act when dignity is at stake.

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