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More than 40 suppliers commit to UNFIs initial Climate Action Partnership outreach Climate Action Partnership builds on UNFI’s Climate Action Hub, furthering the company’s commitment... | April 20, 2023

Albemarle County could be taking a big step in going green. Hexagon Energy got one of the approvals it needs to start construction on its Woodridge Solar Project. What once was an pine tree farm is now expected to become home to 650 acres of solar panels. That’s enough to power about 25,000 homes.

Diego Zamarripa, class of ’23, of Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico has earned Bachelor’s degrees in Economics, Biology and Political Science at Emory ...

&nbsp&#x3B;Letting the current architectural regulations get in the way of a plan for modernization with respect to the historic nature of the building is a serious mistake.

C3 launches a free Solar Climate Justice Scorecard for advocates, & policy-makers to score proposed non-residential solar energy projects in their communities.

Protecting forests by investing in Indigenous peoples and local communities, or IPLCs, is increasingly seen as one of the most effective ways to mitigate climate change and halt the global loss of biodiversity. The trouble is that a lot of the funding flow doesn’t reach the IPLC-led organizations that can tackle these issues, says Lindsey […]

Coffee giant Nespresso has created a paper-based home compostable capsule that will be piloted from Spring 2023.

CAI's Kathryn Eident talks with Cape Cod Climate Change Collaborative Board President Dorothy Savarese about what attendees can expect at this year's free, virtual conference on climate change.

GoodSAM Foods, a healthy snack food brand with a commitment to sustainability and regenerative agriculture, announced the upcoming launch of brand new products including brazil nuts, pecan, additional coffee SKUs and white chocolate chips.

Kids nab new comic book on climate change in Milwaukie, Local News, Clackamas local News, Breaking News alerts for Clackamas city.