The New York Times cites our study with U.S. PIRG Education Fund on staff shortages at nursing homes in its report on the heavy burdens faced by the nation's healthcare workers.
Burning fossil fuels in buildings damages our health and the environment. By running our buildings on electricity, we can reduce carbon emissions, our dependence on gas and our overall energy use while improving public health.
In this month's newsletter: wind power, marine protected areas, zombies and more.
Burning oil and gas inside releases climate pollution that damages the environment and air pollution that damages our health. Running buildings on electricity is more efficient, cleaner and safer.
The enormous problems with NFTs can be solved by switching to our new form of digital collectible: NFTIs.
New England has the offshore wind resources to supply its electricity needs many times over. Yahoo News reports on our latest research and describes how offshore wind plans for the region may be about to take off.
Tony Dutzik spoke with the New York Times about the commuter tax benefit -- a program that is designed to encourage transit use, yet is far from a perfect solution.
Marketplace cited our study on PPE shortages at nursing homes in describing the COVID-19 vaccine rollout.
Bloomberg Citylab took a deep dive into Highway Boondoggles 6, and the wasteful highway projects that continued to move forward "in a coronavirus-challenged year."
InvestigateTV looks into whether U.S. consumers should prepare for a wave of repossessions to sweep the country now that moratoriums are expiring, referencing our recent finding on record auto debt at the beginning of the pandemic.
