Tag: Freedom
Fight Ford protests in Owen Sound and Meaford Saturday
Fight Ford protests are taking place in Owen Sound and Meaford this weekend as part of a larger movement organized across nearly 40 communities in Ontario. In Meaford, protestors are expected to be outside Meaford Hall at noon. In Owen Sound, protestors will organize outside the Owen Sound constituency office of Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound MPP Paul […]
At a Traverse City apartment complex, a housing-first idea meets real life
Three years ago, Goodwill Northern Michigan bought the East Bay Flats apartment complex, turning a long-held concept into a reality — housing without conditions on sobriety or employment. Studies show this kind of program reduces homelessness by almost 90%. But what the day-to-day experience looks like is often less talked about.
Denza Z Naming Competition: What Would You Name It?
BYD’s premium Denza brand recently announced a naming competition for its upcoming sports car. While branding may not be the most critical clean technology issue facing the world right now, it can make a surprising difference in customer adoption, especially for vehicles from one market entering another market that has … [continued]
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What Happens When The Head Of The EPA Abandons His Duties?
The Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS) joined more than 150 civil rights, environmental, faith, health, and worker organizations in signing and submitting a letter today calling for the removal of Lee Zeldin from his role as administrator of the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). According to letter signatories, no EPA … [continued]
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Winning the Energy Transition on Oʻahu: It’s Not About Technology
The clean energy future for Oʻahu is no longer blocked by missing technology. The architecture is already visible. Once overseas aviation fuel, international bunkering, and military energy use are taken out of the frame, and once transportation, buildings, and industry are electrified, the civilian Oʻahu system settles into roughly 6,000 … [continued]
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