By Emma Lu Data centers are the backbone of the internet. These facilities have helped drive innovation in technology, education, and scientific research. Yet they also require substantial amounts of

By Emma Lu As environmental concerns continue growing across Illinois, several lawmakers have introduced legislation aiming to address issues ranging from microplastic pollution, data center expansion, and environmental education. Here

By Renee Ma On May 30th, I had the privilege of representing LinkMind at the POWER Act Lobby Day in Springfield, at the Illinois State Capitol. This was one of

By Kevin Liu and Renee Ma This spring, our team ventured out into the Cincinnati community with two goals in mind: gathering data for our Environmental Risk Exposure Survey and

By Cathy Ding, Civa Haverson, and Rana Haverson Federal clean energy tax credits are hard to navigate, and although the federal government has tried to lower the cost of upgrades,

By LinkMind Foundation Five members of LinkMind stood on suburban streets across six states, clipboards in hand, hearts pounding. Rana in Richmond, Civa in Washington D.C., Cathy in Cincinnati, Claire

By Rana Haverson After a months-long, nationwide effort, the results of LinkMind Foundation’s 2024 Home Energy Survey have finally been published in Curieux Academic Journal! The paper, co-authored by LinkMind

By Rana Haverson Earlier this month, Cathy Ding of our Ohio-based team hosted a stand at Liberty Center’s Lunar New Year Celebration. The event, which rung in the Year of

By Rana Haverson This past November, LinkMind members Civa, Ivy, and Rana canvassed in the DC area, spreading awareness about energy saving programs and incentives. Our team went door-to-door, held

By Cathy Ding “Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things” (2002) by William McDonough and Michael Braungart is a groundbreaking book that challenged traditional notions of environmental sustainability,