The $1.1 million grant will study how the electrification and weatherization of homes affects energy consumption and indoor air quality for residents living in affordable housing.
A regional climate collaborative is a network of governments, organizations and businesses working together to take decisive action to address climate change.
Co-op Cincinnati received nearly $500,000 in federal grant funding to design strategies for getting Greater Cincinnati residents trained to take advantage of high-playing clean energy and sustainable construction jobs the country expects to need in the future.
Rumpke Waste & Recycling and Cincinnati Recycling & Reuse are working with Hamilton County fire departments to help residents safely get rid of lithium-ion batteries.
The Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden recently earned the highest level of accreditation for its work as an arboretum, and is the only arboretum within a zoo to achieve this highest level of recognition.
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden set a goal to recycle or repurpose 100% of any material used during its recent Zoo-La-La fundraising event, and achieved 99% of that goal. How did they do that?