Front And Centered

FEBRUARY 5, 2019

It is only by reducing environmental health disparities and inequities that we can truly HEAL Washington and achieve the greatest positive health impact in our state. Defenders of Wildlife | Duwamish River Cleanup Coalition / TAG | E3 Washington | Earthjustice | Earth Ministry . Think lawmakers should pass the HEAL Act?

Health 81

Health Pollution Asia Africa 81

Grist

SEPTEMBER 2, 2021

percent sliver off of the whole project’s $342 million price tag. According to the EPA, the new standards would require five fewer acres to be cleaned up and would lower costs by about $1 million — a 0.33

Health 120

Health Pollution Seafood Demand 120

Green Business Bureau

OCTOBER 5, 2021

However, investing in renewable energy such as solar, wind or geothermal can come with a steep price tag and these technologies aren’t effective in every region. Using renewable energy can significantly lower your company’s carbon footprint, depending on the dominant power source in your region.

Business Energy Monitoring 179

Business Energy Monitoring Sustainability Home Energy Monitoring Solar Energy Monitor 179

Climate 4.0

APRIL 1, 2021

It should not surprise anyone that the United States is merely in the middle of the pack, as its average internet speed, cost of living, and steadily increasing income inequity, to name three factors, are hardly world beaters given the vast wealth of the nation. Our other research puts a similar price tag on significantly reducing emissions.

Climate change 52

Climate change Africa Resilience Investment 52

Business Green

AUGUST 26, 2022

The impact of droughts, storms, and rising sea levels on economies and institutions that are in no way prepared for the ensuing fall out following decades of under investment and worsening inequality was always going to unleash a new era of instability.

Government 91

Government Energy Energy Demand 91

Business Green

SEPTEMBER 23, 2022

Boosting the ECO scheme could well end up being cost neutral on Treasury with insulation cutting gas demand and so the overall price tag of the bailout. The ban on onshore wind - which around eight in 10 people support - has been a major anomaly in British energy policy given it's both cheap and popular with the public.

Government 36

Government Building Energy Monitoring Home Energy Monitoring Business Energy Monitoring 36