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Palm Beach County officials proposing Florida Black History museum site - Vimarsana News

Palm Beach County officials proposing Florida Black History museum site

Leaders in Palm Beach County are hoping the proposed Florida Museum of Black History will find its home in West Palm Beach.

Source: wpbf.com
3 Questions: Antje Danielson on energy education and its role in climate action - Vimarsana News

3 Questions: Antje Danielson on energy education and its role in climate action

MIT Energy Initiative Director of Education Antje Danielson discusses new initiatives in MITEI’s education program and how they are preparing students to take an active role in climate action.

Source: mit.edu
Joanne Kilgour: Future of Southwestern PA — decades of good-paying clean and green jobs - Vimarsana News

Joanne Kilgour: Future of Southwestern PA — decades of good-paying clean and green jobs

This region is a place where hard work and innovation go hand in hand. For years, Western Pennsylvanian workers proudly built the steel that fueled America’s economy. Now we’re ready to do it again — and we have no time to waste. While there’s been debate about the path forward,

Environmental justice, job security key to EV transition, experts say - Vimarsana News

Environmental justice, job security key to EV transition, experts say

A transition to electric vehicles can be a job-creator for Indiana, but experts say key decisions require the right voices at the table.

Roosevelt Project Case Study Shows How Southwestern Pa. Can Thrive in Low-Carbon Future - Vimarsana News

Roosevelt Project Case Study Shows How Southwestern Pa. Can Thrive in Low-Carbon Future

Today, researchers at Carnegie Mellon University — together with collaborators at Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Boise