Green Housing Revolution: The Rise of Sustainable Living in Real Estate From the area’s cost of living to the location of the nearest hospital, people...

  Eco-Friendly CBD: Sustainable Choices for a Greener Future By EDRIAN BLASQUINO   Cannabidiol (CBD) is a go-to for many seeking relief from pain, anxiety, or stress. But...

The Stress Reduction Benefits of Sustainable Transportation Sustainable transportation options like biking, walking, carpooling, and public transit are quickly becoming popular as people look for...

CLEAN Energy: NUCLEAR When looking at climate solutions for clean energy generation, it is prudent to look at all clean energy sources. Nuclear power has...

5 Ways for Smart Cities to Implement Sustainable Waste Management | Article by Jane Marsh | Cities worldwide are implementing zero-waste strategies. Countless places worldwide are using advances in technology to help keep their cities clean. As cities test new waste management ideas, they learn what does and does not work...

IoT Technologies Benefit Sustainable Cities | by Jane Marsh | As the conversation around greenhouse gas emissions and climate change intensifies, cities are implementing green initiatives to make life easier and healthier for the planet and people...

Sustainable cities, like San Diego, have eco-city designs that prioritize the consideration of social, economic, and environmental impacts of climate mitigation policies and sustainability policies. Green cities also prioritize resilient, thriving urban habitats for existing residents. Among the top of any list of these clean, green eco-cities is San Diego, California...

Paris Climate Accord, and New Net Zero Targets | NDCs and Net Zero Pledges |  At COP21, commonly referred to as the Paris Climate Accord,...

Many buildings in America today still rely on inefficient energy infrastructure; such as older models of energy meters, instead of modern, cost-effective, energy-efficient technology such as smart meters...

Decarbonizing the Transportation Sector with E-mobility | It's no secret that transportation is a major source of greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs). In fact, according to the US Environmental Protection Agency, transportation accounts for 29% of US GHGs, the most from any sector. The good news is that there are a number of trends that are helping to decarbonize the transportation sector. One of the most promising of these trends is the rise of electric vehicles (EVs) and other e-mobility options, like electric 2 and 3-wheelers. The rapid increase of EVs, electric bikes, and other e-mobility transit options are important trends for cities in order to decarbonize transportation and reach net zero goals...