Green Stormwater Infrastructure And You
I made a GSI Alignment Chart to help explore– perhaps with some levity- different approaches to green stormwater infrastructure.
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Toward An Equitable Stimulus Package
The current stimulus package being debated in Congress is likely to be the first of a few. In this article, we consider some precedents for transformative legislation– and some models for other bailouts and stimulus packages- as a blueprint for what we should be focusing on in developing any stimulus policy.
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POCACITO Explores Sustainable Entrepreneurship in Germany
Nat gets a chance to chat with Chloe Maryam Mohr, a Senior Planner with Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, who joined the latest POCACITO cohort for a study tour of Germany’s entrepreneurial ecosystem in sustainability and energy.
Read MoreClimate Leadership Conference in Detroit
Today, tomorrow, and Friday, I’ll be attending the Climate Leadership Conference in Detroit. The conference will bring together practitioners working
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Travels and Travails in the Downriver Smog
US Steel’s closure of its two Downriver plants raise the question of the future of the polluted areas around the x217 and x219 ZIP codes.
Read MoreA Greener Future, Brought To You By Marathon
One of my favorite parts of DPC yesterday was the sponsorship by Marathon. I asked the guy at the booth
Read MoreJustin Trudeau’s Carbon Tax Singlehandedly Killed Global Crude Oil Markets– And Alberta’s Future, Apparently
Yesterday morning, whilst on a stroll ’round the snowy neighborhood with the hounds, I listened to Laura Lynch on The
Read MoreOde on Michigan’s Business-Friendly Regulatory Environment
One day, I’d like to sit on my front steps with a cup of coffee, breathe deeply, and not catch
Read MoreFall Into Detroit Flavor
(Satire, in case it isn’t apparent.) A new season is upon us, so, naturally, our top talent at the Handbuilt
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What’s More Expensive Than Spending On Climate Change? Not Spending On It.
One morning last fall, I found myself standing in the basement of my 1895 home, watching a waterfall cascade off
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