2025 will see local leaders pick up the baton on climate issues. With its sprawling canopy of magnolia, dogwood, southern pine and oak trees, Atlanta is known as the city in the forest. The lush vegetation helps offset the pollution from the commuter traffic as people pour in and […] Click here to view original […]

Sourced from The Colorado Sun At first Jennifer Bousselot was furious. Her doctoral thesis on urban rooftop plant cultivation was going to be sullied by the installation of solar panels. The site was the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s downtown Denver office and she had no say. Then a funny […] Click here to view original

The Ministry of Economic Affairs yesterday unveiled new renewable energy feed-in tariffs (FIT) for this year with the steepest cuts of up to 6 percent for solar panel installations, given lower manufacturing costs and better efficiency. It also came after more than 30 percent of solar energy operators sold […] Click here to view original

Chicago City Hall, with a green roof, is adjacent to the nearly identical Cook County Building, which has no green roof. Patrick L. Pyszka, City of Chicago Why you can trust us Chicago, Illinois is kicking off the New Year with clean energy. As of Jan. 1, all of […] Click here to view original

A desert might not be the first place you’d expect to be a hive of activity, but northwestern China’s Kubuqi Desert is currently bucking the trend, as an ambitious project to build a “Solar Great Wall” continues to transform the desolate landscape. Once completed – expected to be sometime […] Click here to view original

People , Trends Viewpoints As 2024 draws to a close, I find myself reflecting on some of the most interesting conversations I’ve had that enlightened my thinking and broadened my perspective on multifamily communities. By: Valerie M. Sargent, Broadband Communities In my contracted role as host for season three […] Click here to view original