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Apr 2018

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Food Waste in the U.S. Is…

The United States wastes a staggering amount of food, resulting in environmental problems, billions in economic costs, and a lost opportunity to help feed the 50 million Americans who are food insecure. Congresswoman Chellie Pingree has now introduced two pieces of legislation to address this program—HR 4184, the Food Recovery ...

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Apr 2018

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The Clean Power Plan Protects Our Environment, Health & Economy

The Clean Power Plan will cut harmful carbon pollution from the power sector that’s fueling climate change. The plan protects our environment and comes with big benefits for our health. And it will strengthen and grow our clean energy economy.

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Apr 2018

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Climate change and heat: Which San Francisco neighborhoods are most vulnerable?

Infographic on the San Francisco heat vulnerability model

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Apr 2018

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INFOGRAPHIC: Made in America: Clean Energy Jobs

America’s clean energy investments are paying off—renewable energy is helping employ Americans all over the country. According to a report from Environmental Entrepreneurs, clean energy is leading the way for greater innovation, more sustainable jobs, and partnerships that are driving workforce development.

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Apr 2018

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INFOGRAPHIC: Offshore Wind Outlook

Offshore wind is an untapped energy resource for the United States – offering overr 4,000 GW of electricity potential, or four times the nation’s current total generation capacity.

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Apr 2018

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INFOGRAPHIC: The Road to Fuel Efficiency | Department of Energy

Fuel economy standards are set periodically to ensure that vehicles are keeping up with the times—here’s a snapshot of how fuel economy standards have changed over time.

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Apr 2018

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INFOGRAPHIC: Wind Energy in America

America is one of the largest, fastest-growing markets for wind power development in the world.

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Apr 2018

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Food Insecurity and Climate Change

These maps, created by WFP and the Met Office, weave together the latest information on climate change and food insecurity to show how the two are linked.

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Apr 2018

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Infographic: Run Errands on Foot or Bike – A Remedy for Adult Inactivity

Few Americans walk or ride a bicycle as a part of their daily routine. Most rely on their automobiles to go to work, shop for groceries, or just get around. As a result, “active travel,” such as walking or biking for routine trips, is not a significant part of daily life for most Americans, providing […]

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Apr 2018

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Wildfire Smoke and Your Health

When smoke levels are high, even healthy people may have symptoms or health problems. The best thing to do is to limit your exposure to smoke. Depending on your situation, a combination of the strategies below may work best and give you the most protection from wildfire smoke. The more you do to limit your […]

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