The State University of New York – Potsdam’s Masters Class Donates 13 Weeks of Ethics & Policy Research!
What an incredible, productive Spring, thanks to State University of New York (SUNY) Graduate Students! —– We’re sending a great Shout Out (!) to the State University of New York – Potsdam Business Masters Class on Policy, Issues, and Ethics for...
Fighting for Electric Vehicles
By Chris Schneidmiller The United States is falling behind the rest of the world in production and sales of electric vehicles (EVs), advocates say,[1] spurred by the Trump administration’s aggressive actions to undo measures intended to curb the greenhouse gas...
The Sun is Not Setting on Solar
By Chris Schneidmiller Solar Installation Rising Despite New Barriers The U.S. residential solar industry faces supply chain obstacles and antagonism from the White House, but advocates remain confident that its future is (pardon the pun) bright. “I think solar is...
How the ‘Slow Tech’ Movement Can Build a Sustainable Future
By Annie Button, UK Millions of people around the world participate in Earth Hour each March, turning off their lights as a symbolic gesture of global commitment to our planet. But what if we could extend this powerful symbolic act into a lasting lifestyle...
Community Placemaking
Some communities all over the world have decided to improve their surroundings in ways that make them more inviting, supportive of communication, and reflecting local culture, using a process called placemaking.