Letter: Vote for people who will continue to protect the nature around us and the communities most impacted by pollution and climate change.

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Letters: These days, political candidates and even voters are more determined than ever to put party above country. Independent thought is pretty much extinct in Washington and state capitals throu… ...

I encourage voters to vote Bill Greene to be the next mayor for the Columbus community. Please consider that 17 city employee pay scales exceed $100,000 annually, and one employee exceeds $200,000 ...

St. Louis city offices including the mayor and comptroller have no say in reproductive rights, period. ("Opinion: Don't use pro-choice resources to attack pro-choice Spencer," April 3.) ...

Letters: When casting your vote, consider the planet and climate change In Kentucky, it is popular to promote coal as a fuel, but that continues the downward spiral of climate change. Donald Trump ...

Letters to the editor can be submitted by sending an email to tuletters@timesunion.com or completing this form. See our guidelines on letters. Science has been telling us for decades that our ...

Climate change is a slowly unfolding disaster that will impact everyone causing, at best, dramatic price increases and at worst, environmental devastation and death.

Something is wrong, terribly so, and we feel it. Our country is headed in the wrong direction. Everything is more expensive. When grocery shopping, we pay much more than we ...

As Vice President Al Gore noted, climate change is “an inconvenient truth.” Scientists have explored the connection between fossil fuels and the rise of global temperatures for over 50 years ...

There has been negative discussion about Biden’s age, yet you have repeatedly voted in 90-year-old Chuck Grassley. Maybe voters should ask about term limits for their senators and representatives.