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Catch up on this week’s latest sustainability news. It’s Winter Salt Week, raising awareness that the salt we apply to the streets ends up in our freshwater, impacting our lakes, streams, and drinking water. The Stroud Water Research Center offers ways to...

Parenting is hard. But leading a more sustainable lifestyle doesn’t have to be, according to local business owners. As the New Year unfolded, many of us created resolutions to lead healthier, productive, and organized lives. As parents, we strive for...

The latest in sustainability news: Environmental justice grants totaling $300,000 will be awarded to Philly orgs tackling air quality, climate, equitable food access, and more. 20 organizations will each receive $15k to fund projects addressing Philadelphia communities’ most pressing environmental...

Electricity bills are set to increase by at least 20% over the next two years, affecting thousands of homeowners and businesses across Greater Philadelphia and beyond. These rate increases continue a troubling trend: since 2020, electricity prices have outpaced the...

Learn how birding improves mental health, fosters patience, and how to help avian populations. At the height of the pandemic, there was a 50% sales increase of bird seed and bird-watching accessories. Becoming a “bird nerd” seemed to become trendy...

Local civically-engaged residents met over 8 local orgs that are making a difference last evening at our second annual volunteer mixer. Last night, the new year began with purpose and passion at “Connect for Change,” the second annual volunteer mixer...

“Sustainability in Motion” will encourage roundtable discussions with local sustainability experts. Are you ready to tackle Philly’s biggest sustainability challenges? Join Green Philly for “Sustainability in Motion,” an interactive event designed to inspire collaboration and drive solutions for our city’s...

Catch up on the latest sustainability news: The U.S. Department of Transportation has awarded Philly millions in funding for active mobility infrastructure projects in high-priority zones. $23.3 million will go towards improvements near the Museum of Art, including new bike...

Vision zero says residents should report unsafe streets. But is this working for residents? The city’s most recent Vision Zero report for 2024 showed promising results along Roosevelt Boulevard but alarming stats for pedestrians.  According to the report, preliminary 2024...