State-Level Policy Choices Matter (a lot!) for Climate
E4TheFuture January 19, 2021 Think of it as a “both/and” approach: Policy choices and implementation decisions by state officials as well as city leaders will help to move us forward,
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5 New Discoveries That Should Shape The Way We Approach Climate Change
Mind Body Green February 3, 2021 “This series is a critical part of our mission to get the latest science to decision-makers in an accessible format to help accelerate transitions
U.S. regulators woke up and realized climate change could cause a financial crisis
Grist September 10, 2020 For the first time in U.S. history, a federal regulatory agency has put out a report recognizing climate change as a major threat to the economy.
Map: Here’s where we could plant 68 billion trees in the U.S.
Fast Company January. 26, 2021 The U.S. was once covered in around 1 billion acres of forest. While much of that land has been developed, a recent study led by the Nature
What exactly is a passive house – and could it be the future of sustainable housing?
World Economic Forum January 26, 2021 Thirty years ago, the world’s first so-called passive house complex was built in Germany as part of an effort to sustainably construct buildings and limit environmental
This state-of-the-art indoor farm is transforming Appalachia into an agricultural powerhouse
Fast Company January 19, 2021 For AppHarvest, the startup running the farm, it’s the next step in proving a new model for making our agriculture system more sustainable—and a way to bring
Net-Zero Challenge: The supply chain opportunity
World Economic Forum January 21, 2021 “Supply-chain decarbonization will be a ‘game changer’ for the impact of corporate climate action. Addressing Scope 3 emissions is fundamental for companies to realize […]
Google’s Carbon Offset Plan Shows Where the World Has Failed on Climate Change
Gizmodo September 14, 2020 Google didn’t actually go back in time and stop itself from producing millions of tons of greenhouse gas pollution. Instead, it offset those emissions, meaning it paid for
Over half of western United States’ most abundant tree species in decline
Changing forest disturbance regimes and climate are driving accelerated tree mortality across temperate forests. However, it remains unknown if elevated mortality has induced decline of tree populations and the ecological,
