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Your water heater and heating and cooling systems make up the biggest energy users in your home. Not only are they your biggest energy users, but they’re also essential for […]

Atlanta has officially reached federal clean air standards. What does that mean? We’ve successfully lowered our ozone levels: the harmful gases that are partially formed from the pollution [...]

So after my ride along I am all jacked up and ready for class! It started off with some general chatter from everyone about their ride along experiences – mine […]

Atlanta high schoolers Calder Johnson and Jack Faught founded Trees for Tuition in 2015 as a phone-in Christmas tree delivery service. It was a way for the high schoolers to […]

I am six weeks into the Police Academy training and got to do one of the fun parts last night – a ride along with the Zone of my choice […]

It’s me again, comin at ya with the next (and most fun so far) update on cop school! This time we all piled into the prison van to be transported […]

On September 21, 2022, the Senate ratified a global treaty that would sharply limit the emissions of super-pollutants that frequently leak from air conditioners and other types of refrigeration. [...]

Can reducing the workweek to four days have a climate benefit? While it is not conclusive, many experts say “yes.” In addition to improving the well-being of workers, they say […]

As we are diving into our electric vehicle (EV) series and learning about the benefits of owning and driving EVs, I know I am always worried about long term costs […]

Electric vehicles (EVs) have been on the rise for some time now. More and more people are switching over their personal vehicles to EVs. But what about the transition of […]