This is not about gas stoves
Just the pipes that help them work
How Michigan residents are talking about their utility's climate plan
When will the state's largest utility shut down its heavily-polluting coal plant?
A quiet, local climate disaster
Electric cars in the U.S. had a banner year in 2021, doubling the number sold from the year before. But in early November 2022, an unrelated, largely...
Resource of the Month: A ranking of each country's emitters
Thanks for being a member and welcome to this month’s bonus newsletter. This edition looks at one of the more comprehensive maps of sources of planet-warming...
Electrifying in a 100-year-old neighborhood
Plus: An electric car share in the Midwest and a Louisiana election surprise.
Different ways to avoid food waste, Hawai'i's changing how they charge for electricity
Plus: Breaking old ground for chesnut trees, and a coal plant becomes a battery
Boston behind, retrofitting NYC schools and the city with 30 projects at once
What's caught your eye this year?
Resource of the Month: Talking to kids about climate change
They may have a lot to teach *you*
What did the midterms mean for state and local climate action?
From Arizona to Michigan to Houston.
Q&A: North America's backyard tropical fruit
It's somewhere between a mango and a banana, and for one writer, its a bit of joy when it comes to food
The big (electric) bus story
Plus: Your questions answered
Special Edition: Climate Election Links
Yes,
Resource of the Month: Zero Cities, Part Two
A beginner’s guide to understanding – and acting on – your city’s emissions pledge
Which fossil fuel coalition group is advertising to you this election season?
I too can use Canva
The most important state election for climate
Dockets rule everything around me
Q&A edition: Planning buildings in a climate emergency
(Ann Arbor Midnight Madness 2017 by Vanseka Photography on Flickr) A few weeks ago I wrote about Ann Arbor’s planning commission’s frustration over a much-...
Resource of the Month: Zero Cities
A beginner’s guide to understanding – and acting on – your city’s emissions pledge
The EV learning curve
A guide for the curious and the confused
Who gets the energy transition first?
Or: the time I caught a gas leak in a house for sale.
Unsightly landfill? Put some solar on it.
As the little girl says: Por qué no los dos?
