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Nearly 3,000 city leaders gathered in Washington last week. Here’s what they had to say.
Mayors, council members and nonprofit leaders heard from Vice President JD Vance, EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin and others at ...
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Fort Worth, Texas, sues 3M, Dupont, DOD over PFAS contamination
The city said the chemical manufacturers sold and distributed PFAS-containing firefighting foam to the U.S. Navy and Air ...
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3 concerns about California’s neighborhood decarbonization pilot program
Decarbonization is essential to achieve carbon neutrality, but tenants and low-income homeowners might pay a steep price due ...
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Can USDOT kill California high-speed rail?
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy told the Federal Railroad Administration to review the Los Angeles-to-San Francisco ...
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Maryland’s Montgomery County sets energy use standards for multifamily, commercial buildings
The regulations, which apply to buildings 25,000 square feet or larger, are a part of the county’s efforts to eliminate ...
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City leaders name housing, public safety and infrastructure as top issues
The National League of Cities Congressional City Conference brought together 3,000 city leaders to discuss these issues, with ...
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Madison, Wisconsin, benchmarking program to phase in smaller buildings
Madison, Wisconsin, has kicked off the second year of its Building Energy Savings Program, which requires large commercial buildings to benchmark their energy use annually and complete building ...
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New York state offers $5M for existing building energy innovations
The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority has allocated $5 million to support building solutions that can be demonstrated in existing buildings, including small- to medium-sized ...