Colorado Utilities Take Step Into Energy Markets as They Evaluate What’s to Come
Colorado Utilities Take Step Into Energy Markets as They Evaluate What’s to Come By Allen Best / Energy News Network
COVID-19 Could Be a ‘Double Whammy’ for Those in Pollution Hotspots
COVID-19 Could Be a ‘Double Whammy’ for Those in Pollution Hotspots By DaLyah Jones / Texas Observer
Leveraging Technology to Empower Students to Combat Health Crises and Climate Change, All From Socially Distant Living Rooms
Leveraging Technology to Empower Students to Combat Health Crises and Climate Change, All From Socially Distant Living Rooms Source: CSRWire
Smart Cities Require Smarter Traffic Management Systems
Smart Cities Require Smarter Traffic Management Systems Traffic congestion has cost the United States, UK and Germany a combined $461B in 2017. Source: American City & County
Office of Environment and Energy Guidance in Response to COVID-19
Office of Environment and Energy Guidance in Response to COVID-19 Source:HUD
Michigan Creates Future Mobility Office, ‘Electrification’ Council Michigan
Michigan Creates Future Mobility Office, 'Electrification' Council Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced Tuesday the state will create a new agency to lead its mobility initiatives, preparing the state for future innovations in autonomous vehicles and public transportation. By Ryan Johnston / StateScoop
This Tennessee Community is Keeping a Federal Utility Under Pressure to Clean Up Coal Ash
This Tennessee Community is Keeping a Federal Utility Under Pressure to Clean Up Coal Ash By Megan Jamerson / Southerly
Bee Lawns Generate National Buzz
Bee Lawns Generate National Buzz At least 28 states have enacted pollinator health laws in recent years By Ben Streeter / PEW
Nine Curb-Monitoring, Accessibility Startups Join NYC Transit Accelerator
Nine Curb-Monitoring, Accessibility Startups Join NYC Transit Accelerator By Colin Wood / GovExec
The 10 Greenest Cities in the U.S. in 2020
The 10 Greenest Cities in the U.S. in 2020 Source: American City & County