Regenerative Agriculture Part 4: The Benefits
The regenerative agriculture movement is reviving an Indigenous approach to agriculture and flipping the narrative to show how agriculture can help restore ecol...
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Major Victory in Coalition Push for Renewable Rikers Island
The New York City Council passed two bills that, when signed into law, will mark the beginning of the end for the notorious Rikers Island jail complex and trans...
Cities Rev Up Transition to EVs with Car Sharing Programs
It’s no secret that transportation is the largest source of carbon emissions in the United States. So it’s not surprising that, besides promoting the use of...
Parks and Public Lands Poised for Justice
With new leadership at the Department of the Interior, parks and public lands are poised for justice....
President Biden Centers Workers in the Clean Energy Economy
President Biden's recent climate executive order is already ground-breaking in terms of protecting our climate and beloved public lands, but it goes further to ...
Cincinnati Empowers Building Owners to Go Green
Cincinnati is working toward equitable energy access in residential buildings through a new small-grants initiative to encourage building owners to make energy-...