Pacific Northwest Grapples with “Right to Cooling” Amidst Rising Heat Extremes
Tenant advocates are pushing for legislation requiring landlords to install cooling systems as extreme heat events become more frequent, while some progress…
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Tenant advocates are pushing for legislation requiring landlords to install cooling systems as extreme heat events become more frequent, while some progress…
Read updateThe city of Bellevue is considering extending a successful incentive program that encourages apartment construction by offering reduced affordability requirements to more…
Read updateA proposal to drastically reduce fees that fund affordable housing in Seattle is facing strong opposition, as advocates argue it could cripple…
Read updateDenver is repurposing its historic steam heating system to use wastewater heat for 11 downtown buildings, aiming for significant cost savings and…
Read updateAn opinion piece in The Urbanist argues that opposition to Seattle's Comprehensive Plan wrongly blames new housing for environmental threats, diverting attention…
Read updateElk Grove Village, Illinois, has launched an innovative public-private partnership to offer a "first dibs" opportunity for new single-family homes to existing…
Read updateA proposed bitcoin mining data centre in northeastern Kentucky is set to require an immense amount of electricity, raising questions about energy…
Read updateAfter Northeastern Illinois University acquired a city block using eminent domain in 2014 with plans for student housing, the properties remain vacant,…
Read updateThe Institute for Transportation and Development Policy (ITDP) has responded to the escalating global energy crisis, exacerbated by the closure of the…
Read updateTransit and environmental groups rally against a California Air Resources Board proposal that could divert billions from public transit and affordable housing…
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