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Urban Heat Index

For Immediate Release URBAN HEAT INDEX Heat’s Uneven Hold on City Neighborhoods [Atlanta, Georgia, July 28, 2022] — It’s not always cool...

The Urban Heat Index Unveiled

“Our Urban Heat Index translates a census tract’s temperatures into a severity score from 1 to 10 relative to other tracts in the city."

Columbus Ohio's Energy Pivot in Face of Climate Change

June 21, 2022 [Photo courtesy of Sustainable Columbus] A few years ago, the City of Columbus, Ohio, decided to take a good hard look at...

Small Changes Make Big Differences in Westown

June 6, 2022 Small changes make big differences. That’s the mantra of Daniel Wagner, project coordinator for Westown Community...

Mapping a Clean Energy Transition: GEM 2.0 Guides the Way

May 9, 2022 Maps have helped people navigate the world for thousands of years, showing us where we want to go and how to get there. The...

City of Savannah Using GEM for an Equitable Clean Energy Transition

As of December 2021, The City of Savannah adopted the 100% Savannah Clean Energy Plan which provides a roadmap for meeting the...

How the War in Ukraine can Impact Energy Burdens in the US

Human-caused climate change and the war in Ukraine are fruit of the same tree: fossil fuels. With Russia being the world’s largest...

Empower Clarkston Works with Refugees to Improve Clarkston's Energy Burdens

The goal of Empower Clarkston was to serve & train refugee populations toward green-collar careers & to analyze Clarkston’s indicators

Deceleration News Identifies Top 5 Severely Energy Burdened Neighborhoods in San Antonio

Deceleration News is an online journal that shares news related to ecological, political, and cultural crisis with a focus on the...

Building Resiliency in the City of Orlando

With heat waves, hurricanes, storms, flooding, and pollution, the City of Orlando is interested in staying active on overall city...