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April 5, 2024
Several flood-protection projects like sea walls, berms, and elevated land are tangled up in large developments that now face slowdowns.
March 24, 2024
Mumbai: NABARD, along with its NBFC subsidiary NABSAMRUDDHI, commemorated World Water Day on 22 March 2024 by launching the first phase of a nationwide Climate Ready WASH funding awareness campaign for women JLG borrowers of Micro Finance Institutions, to take forward the common mandate of sustainable rural development. The event to kickstart the same, at…
February 24, 2024
Missoula Coounty Commissioners appointed Shannon Therriault to the post on an interim basis.
December 21, 2023
Concerns raised over the use of gas-burning boilers in a new D.C. Archives building, which violates a law prohibiting fossil fuel heating systems.
December 13, 2023
Road pricing policies reduce the adverse health effects of vehicular emissions on residents. Studies have shown the policy has reduced premature deaths, road traffic injuries, and childhood asthma where it’s been applied. A new report from George Washington University suggests DC, which struggles with persistent health inequities, is leaving health gains on the table.
November 17, 2023
There are only two hurricane barriers on the East Coast, but coastal cities are facing growing threats from sea level rise and storm surge.
November 14, 2023
Shri Shaji K.V., Chairman, NABARD launched Nabsamruddhi’s Climate-Ready WASH Funding Program at the Sa-Dhan National conference on Inclusive Growth in Delhi on 08 November 2023. The other dignitaries to grace the occasion were Shri Ravi Krishan
November 9, 2023
San Antonio City Council approved the largest on-site municipal solar project in Texas on Thursday.
August 27, 2023
Green City, Clean Waters is Philadelphia's 25-year plan for stormwater management, keeping more than 3 billion gallons of polluted water out of local rivers.
August 18, 2023
As climate change takes hold and weather becomes more extreme, chronic flooding is not affecting all D.C. residents equally.