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California’s 100-Day Renewable Energy Triumph

California achieved a significant milestone in renewable energy on Sunday, marking the 100th day since March 8 when the state’s electricity demand was fully met by renewable energy sources for a portion of the day. Solar, wind, and hydroelectric power supplied 100% of the state’s electricity needs for durations ranging from a few minutes to …

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SF Bay Gets Green Infrastructure Push via EPA Grant

The EPA’s $10.6 million grant to the San Francisco Estuary Partnership is set to transform Bay Area watersheds through innovative restoration projects. From revitalizing Wildcat Creek to implementing nature-based solutions for shoreline adaptation, these initiatives aim to enhance environmental resilience and community access to green spaces.

REI’s Lebanon Distribution Center Achieves LEED v4 Platinum Certification

Leading outdoor retailer REI Co-op has achieved a significant milestone in sustainable industrial development with its newest distribution center in Lebanon, Tennessee. The facility has been awarded LEED v4 Platinum Certification by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), making it the first of its kind in Tennessee and the largest LEED Platinum industrial building in …

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Farm Aid 2024 Highlights Sustainable Agriculture and Family Farming

Farm Aid’s commitment to sustainable agriculture extends beyond its annual festival. Last month, a coalition of 37 environmental and farming advocates, including Farm Aid, gathered in Washington, D.C., to urge policymakers to cease funding factory farm gas. The group held a rally outside the EPA headquarters and met with legislators to discuss the detrimental impact …

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