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Are these Bomb Cyclones & Weird Temps Climate Change?

Remember when winter was so warm that we (almost) celebrated climate change? With a recent cold snap and bomb cyclone,…

8 years ago

Welcome to 2018: Our Editorial Calendar

Oh hey there, 2018. Somewhere between the champagne at midnight and bomb cyclones that even closed Whole Foods at 3…

8 years ago

Kenney & 21 US Mayors Signed on to Keep EV Tax Credit

Oh, the 2017 tax bill. Currently, there's an Electric Vehicle (EV) tax credit (Section 30D) that allows consumers to claim…

8 years ago

How to Break the Waste Cycle: Lessons from Post-Landfill Action Network’s Student Conference

On November 4th, 2017, we met a monster. Its name was Fill, short for landfill. Okay, so maybe it wasn’t…

8 years ago

Springside Chestnut Hill Academy Received Green Flag Award

Springside Chestnut Hill Academy was awarded the Green Flag by the National Wildlife Federation’s Eco-Schools USA program due to the…

8 years ago

Office of Sustainability Releases Energy Plan to reduce 80% CO2 for All

Finally, the City of Philadelphia has revealed how we can all get on board with the Paris Climate Agreement. Recently,…

8 years ago

Net Impact: How Major Companies Are on a ‘Path to Purpose’ for Better Values

As there's a push for individuals to find happiness beyond their paycheck, companies are facing a similar moral questioning. As…

8 years ago

Win a T-shirt of Your Pet’s Face & Help ACCT Shelter Animals

Do you love your pet so much that you want a shirt with their picture on it? Here’s your chance…

8 years ago

Philly Drops to #50 “Greenest” According to WalletHub

Wallethub debuted its annual Greenest Cities in America list, and they dropped Philly's rankings yet again. (Perhaps they missed our recent…

8 years ago

Philadelphia 2030 District: Reducing 50% of Energy Use as a City

How can we make a significant impact on our city's carbon footprint? The answer lies in our buildings. Buildings are…

8 years ago