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In 2014, the Pond Fork River in Boone County, West Virginia, turned white due to a 2,500 gallon chemical spill. Incidents like this are common in rural America and are slowly poisoning entire towns.

Rural America: Where the well runs dry

May 17, 2020

In San Francisco, a crowd protested for the safety of their water while also protesting against the Dakota Access Pipeline in 2016.

Indigenous voices matter

February 13, 2020

Recycling is an easy way to do your part in helping to preserve the environment, yet it still doesn't make a significant change in the issues our planet continues to face. Aiding the future of the global environment should be at the forefront of our minds, as we instead shift our focus on reducing our waste and limiting use of natural resources.

Make Me Believe That You Care

March 7, 2019

Success: A Libertyville Standard

March 7, 2019

Libertyville High School is known for its outstandingly competitive nature, and the Drops of Ink staff dug into the roots of this competition and the effect it has on students. The largest influencer of competition at LHS i...

Libertyville’s Environment: Making the Change

Libertyville’s Environment: Making the Change

March 7, 2019

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