Articles Written by Julie Hancher

The latest sustainability news this week Philadelphia has been awarded $1.3 million in federal funds from the U.S. Department of Energy to support four key projects focused on energy efficiency and conservation. These initiatives include expanding energy education in vulnerable...

The latest sustainability news this week Happy Solar Week, Philly! Did you know over 3300 homes and businesses have switched to solar through Solarize Philly? 60 Low and Middle-Income Families in the Philadelphia region can lease solar. Capital Good Fund,...

The latest sustainability news this week Harris and Walz kicked off their 2024 campaign together in Philadelphia on Tuesday. So how is Harris on Climate? Vice President Kamala Harris has over a decade dedication to environmental issues, from prosecuting polluters...

Catch up on the latest sustainability news this week. City of Philadelphia Secures $300,000 for EV chargers. The City of Philadelphia will receive funding for the installation of two dual-port DC Fast chargers for use by the City’s Department of...

Collaborative efforts turn a vacant lot into a vibrant community hub. Gardening can be a hobby. But with invested neighbors, partners, and funding, a garden can transform into a neighborhood pride. Pela McFee has lived in Tioga since she was...

Last night at the Discovery Center, we had an inspiring evening of community, learning, and sustainability. Attendees of the sold-out Birds, Mussels, and Networking event connected with familiar faces and met new friends in the green community, all while exploring...

Here’s the latest sustainability news this week. Monday set a new record as the hottest day ever globally, surpassing the previous day’s record, according to the European climate service Copernicus. The global average temperature reached 17.15°C (62.87°F). Climate scientists say...

The latest sustainability news this week Barbara Ann Frides, a 30-year-old CHOP doctor, was killed by a speeding driver while riding with a helmet in the bike lane in Rittenhouse Square. Mayor Cherelle Parker cut $6 million in funding to...

Discovering green alternatives to traditional burials & cremation Green Philly hosted an insightful Green Burials event at Laurel Hill on June 11th, featuring a panel of experts discussing sustainable burial practices and their ecological benefits. Nancy Goldenberg, President and CEO...