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To Keep Global Food Supply Secure: More Plants, Less Waste

Expert BlogSujatha Bergen, JoAnne Berkenkamp
With strong action in homes, corporate boardrooms, and legislatures around the country to help people eat more plants and waste less food, we can realize the climate-fighting potential on our plates.

Opportunity Zones Can Assist Just & Equitable Transitions

Expert BlogUnited StatesJulia Prochnik, Roger Baneman
Opportunity zones can offer access to new streams of capital investment in communities experiencing job loss due to fossil fuel plant closures, enabling these communities to develop new businesses and employment opportunities.

No Compromise Without Energy Efficiency

Expert BlogDaniel Sawmiller
Eliminating Ohio’s energy efficiency standards would be a drastic mistake. Energy bills would increase for Ohio’s families and businesses, carbon emissions and other air pollutants would increase, and thousands of jobs would be at risk.

New York State Blocks Williams Pipeline

Expert BlogRob Friedman
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation denied a key permit for the project, citing its dangerous impacts to waterways—but this fight is far from being over.

How to Do High Road Infrastructure: 10 Lessons from L.A.

Expert BlogLos AngelesDoug Sims

In honor Infrastructure Week, guest blogger Dena Belzer, CEO of Strategic Economics reports out on her conversation with Cris Liban of LA Metro, on lessons learned for planning, designing, building and operating High Road infrastructure.