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As Coastal Flooding Worsens, Some Cities Help Residents Relocate
A managed retreat is an opportunity for rethinking how threatened areas can be redeveloped
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DOE Light Bulb Delays Waste $300 Million a Month
The Energy Department moves toward a phaseout of inefficient light bulbs originally scheduled for 2020
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Rental Efficiency Standards Are a Win for Equity and Climate
A lack of energy efficiency in rental housing is both an equity and environmental crisis
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Passive Cooling in a Tiny House
Staying comfortable doesn't necessarily mean air conditioning
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Europe’s Drive to Slash Plastic Waste Moves Into High Gear
The EU will ban a host of throwaway plastic items next month while boosting the recycling market
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Electric Vehicle Transition Reaches a Turning Point
Challenges still loom, but technological advances and government support are driving the switch to EVs
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Parking Reform as Urban Game Changer
Modifying parking rules could reenergize downtowns. Here's what happened when Buffalo changed its zoning rules.
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Everyday Products Could be Used to Capture Carbon
Sequestering carbon this way could help fight climate change, but will consumers buy in?
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Net-Zero Emissions: Winning Strategy or Destined for Failure?
Some scientists argue that this defining approach to international climate efforts simply perpetuates the status quo
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Big Wind Makes Its Offshore Debut
The U.S. has approved its first big offshore wind farm, near Martha's Vineyard, and it's a breakthrough for the industry
