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The City of Sacramento isn't keeping pace with its climate change goals, according to a report from climate advocacy group 350 Sacramento.

Leftists are insistent that earth-based fuels like oil and coal are not sustainable, and that they must be retired so "green" energy technologies of the future can thrive. Experts on [...]

IELA chairperson Sandi Trotter explains why the IELA is honoured to have been chosen to lead the JMIC Net Zero Carbon Events Logistics Workstream

Chancellor Kumble R. Subbaswamy’s legacy: growth, excellence—and community

“The chamber’s view is that the UK cannot go green without the Humber"

AMHERST — On Earth Day in 2022, University of Massachusetts Chancellor Kumble Subbaswamy announced an ambitious goal to make the Amherst campus net-zero for carbon emissions, prioritizing sustainability throughout all of its operations.A year after...

Letter: Campus Sustainability Manager Ezra Small recognizes Chancellor Subbaswamy’s tenure.

Demand for electric vehicles is growing and a new report forecasts that one out of every five vehicles sold worldwide this year will be electric. But charging those vehicles and getting the power you need when you want it can be more complicated. Science Correspondent Miles O'Brien found that out for himself on a road trip in California. He reports in conjunction with Nova's "Chasing Carbon Zero."

UMass Amherst broke ground for its new state-of-the-art Sustainable Engineering Laboratories. The 78,000-square-foot facility is designed to inspire interdisciplinary innovation and unite the research of a number of UMass Amherst centers and laboratories under one roof.