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 10/31/19 Boston has laid out a roadmap of how the city will reach its greenhouse gas reduction goals -- including addressing its buildings, which account for approximately 70% of city-wide emissions. The city's goal is to shift to zero net carbon new construction by 2030 and retrofit and electrify least... |
 05/06/19 To assist local municipalities affected by gas constraints, New York State developed a Clean Energy Action Plan – a $250 million investment in clean energy technologies and energy efficiency measures for residents and businesses. |
 04/22/19 The Climate Mobilization Act is one of the most ambitious actions any city in the world has taken to reduce carbon emissions. Now, the hard work of implementation begins. |
 01/10/19 A new report from California shows how achieving an energy efficient transportation sector isn’t just about the efficiency of the vehicles themselves, but also about how communities are planned and built. |
 10/31/18 The California laws will help make electric vehicles and their low operating costs more accessible to low-income residents. |
 10/05/18 The plan sets out a vision for a more resilient city with improved quality of life for all residents through five focus areas, including energy efficiency and sustainable transportation. |
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