John F. Wasik

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Meaningful ways to reduce the amount of climate-changing greenhouse gases you create when traveling

The Chicago Botanic Garden's urban agriculture and jobs training initiative has graduated 264 graduates with a 91% job placement rate six months after graduation since 2009 through its apprenticeship program.

What the 70 million victims of AT&T's security breach can do now to protect their information

Human-centered design makes people and their affinity for nature the top priority when planning long-term care facilities

City Hall could start by lowering speed limits and building corridors for cyclists and walkers, guest columnist John F. Wasik writes.

Why move out of your house after you retire? Baby boomers can age at home by sharing their places with roommates.

An emerging field of research, 'Eco Gerontology,' studies the union of human aging and the environment

As a nonprofit organization, it cannot engage in partisan politics, but some members want it to do more to protect the environment

Hurricanes Helene and Milton show with painful clarity the price you can pay by choosing the wrong place to spend your retirement