It is increasingly important to involve marginalized and/or disadvantaged groups in decision-making and progressive action regarding renewable energy, waste management,...
Multiple Initiatives in US cities Aim to Address Climate Change and Extreme Weather Events Through the Use of Nature-Based Solutions
Across the United States, local and statewide governments have taken the initiative to fund and develop nature-based solutions to climate...
US has a Low Level of Public Transport Compared to Other Developed Nations
As of 2021, there were 64,000 motor buses on the road in the United States for transportation usage, according to...
By 2030, 40% of Passenger Car Sales in the United States are Projected to be Electric Vehicles
In 2024, there were 2,531,206 electric vehicles in the United States, including battery electric vehicles (BEVs) and plug-in hybrid electric...
US Climate Leader Nomination: Jennifer Granholm
For the 2024 Climate Leader, I selected Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm. She has led the United States Department of...
JustAir Monitoring App in the US
An innovative technology recently launched in the United States is rapidly expanding its reach, and JustAir, the startup behind it,...
Support for Efforts to Combat Climate Change Has Lessened Among Republicans in the US
An Email Inquiry to a Republican Climate Advocate (Debbie Dooley, Tea Party Patriots) Dear Debbie Dooley: 11/17/2024 debbie@mainstreetpatriots.usI...
The U.S has Lost 10% of its Tree Cover Since 2010
A total of 818,814,000 acres in the United States is covered by forest. That’s 36.21% of the total land mass....
Recommendations to Strengthen the US’s NDCs
The NDC Partnership is a network of over 120 countries, facilitated by UNFCCC, that is dedicated to helping each other...
Nearly 84% of the United States’ Energy Production Came from Fossil Fuels in 2023
Environment America’s October 2023 report shows that renewable energy is rising in the United States. Since 2013, the amount of...