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The Baker administration may be on the verge of leading the Northeast towards a major advance in climate policy.
read moreThe Baker administration may be on the verge of leading the Northeast towards a major advance in climate policy.
read moreMy articles for Yale Climate Connections have focused on steps various sectors might take to reduce the amount of greenhouse gases emitted into the atmosphere.
read moreTake from the rich and give to … the subway? Inside New York’s evolving congestion pricing policy
read more[Translate] Environment By midcentury, there could be enough roads worldwide to encircle Earth 600 times, opening up a...
read more[Translate] Nov 29 2017 Communities of all sizes—cities, suburbs, and rural areas—can suffer from transportation “deserts”—places...
read more[Translate] Environment I estimate that I’ll be saving about one ton of carbon dioxide. By Anna Scott / Union of Concerned...
read more[Translate] A master plan by Gensler and U.S.-based design firm Dror will reintegrate Istanbul’s waterfront within the ancient...
read more[Translate] Grist / Amelia Bates By Grist staff What’s it going to take to win American independence from dirty energy? The Fourth of...
read more[Translate] Future Society FUTURISM by Abby Norman Pixabay Not Your Grandpa’s Roadster Just a few generations ago, the idea that we...
read more[Translate] Shutterstock climate desk By Laura Bliss GRIST.ORG This story was originally published by CityLab and is reproduced here...
read more[Translate] Grist / Amelia Bates Pipe Dreams By Nathanael Johnson and Matt GRIST.ORG Infrastructure! We’ve really got your attention...
read more[Translate] The Dirt Queens Plaza in Queens NYC, 2012 / Sam Oberter The American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) urges policy...
read more[Translate] Solutionary Rail Opinion By Patrick Mazza GRIST Railroads have become a nexus of controversy in recent years due to...
read more[Translate] Anurag Kotoky Co. talking to government and companies on plans for India Project will source some components...
read more[Translate] The world’s first ‘hydrail’ can travel almost 500 miles per day at speeds of up to 87mph Tom...
read more[Translate] Future Society Big Think/YouTube In Brief How will technology evolve in the next 50 years? What will the world be like?...
read more[Translate] THE DIRT Jared Green Copenhagen bicyclists / Citi.ioIn Copenhagen, Denmark, nearly 50 percent of people commute by...
read more[Translate] January 11th, 2017 By Carolanne Wright Contributing writer for Wake Up World As someone who lives to travel, the...
read more[Translate] Lorraine Chow ECOWATCH A small village in France is now home to the world’s first solar road, aka Wattway. French...
read more[Translate] Moonshots Johannes Barre FUTURISM In Brief In a series of Tweets, Elon Musk said he might just be serious about building...
read more[Translate] Dave Schilling THE GUARDIAN Next up: less head room and cutting a carry-on bag. Maybe the airline industry is the one...
read more[Translate] THINK PROGRESS “The government has been trying to suppress science since Galileo, and it doesn’t work.” CREDIT: Pixabay...
read more[Translate] French company Alstom unveiled the first-ever passenger train powered completely by hydrogen at this week’s Berlin...
read more[Translate] For the first time, the industry will offset its pollution through carbon credits or funding green projects. CREDIT:...
read more[Translate] LORRAINE CHOW OF ECOWATCH ON BUZZFLASH AT TRUTHOUT (Photo: EcoWatch)Article reprinted with permission from...
read more[Translate] Inequality Our collapse from an “opportunity for all” middle-class economy to a...
read more[Translate] TED Conference You get a bus and you get a bus! By Heather Smith GRIST Tesla has had a rough ride lately. A Tesla Model...
read more[Translate] Solar Impulse sunprecedented By Samantha Lee GRIST If you thought there was something solar power couldn’t do, think...
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