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Cincinnati 2030 District releases report of emissions reductions in Cincinnati buildings
Source: Highland County Press December 16, 2022 The Cincinnati 2030 District has released its 2021 Progress Report, which details the efforts and successes of District Building Members who voluntarily commit to cut emissions from energy, water,
A new 'commuting toolkit' aims to reduce transportation emissions
Source: Becca Costello, 91.7 WVXU December 28, 2022 Michael E. Keating/WVXU / A local climate change organization is asking employers to offer commuting benefits like Metro and RedBike passes and on-site electric vehicle charging stations
Energy group close to 2025 target
Source: Movers & Makers December 19, 2022 Another Green Umbrella initiative is showing progress. The Cincinnati 2030 District has released its 2021 progress report, which details the efforts and successes of members who voluntarily commit to
Green at UC: The 'Green Cincinnati Plan' is combating climate change locally
Source: Allison Kiehl, The News Record (TNR) November 28, 2022 Facebook Twitter Email A view of the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood in Cincinnati. Obtained from Unsplash Stories that are part of the "Green at UC" series have been
Can the transition to a greener economy happen in a way that benefits everyone?
Source: 91.7 WVXU September 26, 2022 Listen to the radio segment here! From record-breaking floods to recurring wildfires to ongoing droughts — the effects of climate change are being felt more and more across the country. That’s led to recent
Miami University student-led fund invests in local sustainability startup Blue Ocean Solids
Source: Liz Engel, Cincy Inno June 30, 2022 Marc Beller is the co-founder of Loveland-based Blue Ocean Solids. A $250,000 fund led by students at Miami University has added its fourth portfolio company with an investment in a Greater
Climate Change is Just Getting Warmed Up
Source: John Stowell, Cincinnati Magazine June 6, 2022 Even though Cincinnati is far from the coasts and has been called a “climate haven,” threats from summer heat, winter warming, heavy rains, and flooding are real and growing. Local leaders are
Hundreds of residents weigh on climate change during first Green Cincinnati Plan update meeting
Source: Casey Weldon, SpectrumNews1 June 1, 2022 Signage for the Green Cincinnati Plan update meeting. (Casey Weldon/Spectrum News 1) CINCINNATI, Ohio — Five years ago, the city of Cincinnati and a collection of community partners and residents
Anchoring Communities and Inspiring Excellence through a Commitment to Sustainability
Source: Chris Cieslak, International Association of Museum Facility Administrators Papyrus Magazine April 2022