The 2020 City Clean Energy Scorecard ranks the top 100 U.S. cities for clean energy efforts to tackle climate change.
New York, NY tops the list followed by Boston, MA and Seattle, WA, which are tied for second place. Kansas City, MO ranks 25th and St. Louis, MO was listed as the second-most-improved city at 28th.
The […]
The world’s largest Passive House Institute certified project opens in August with 282 luxury apartments that will operate on 92-percent less energy than comparable buildings.
Second + Delaware apartments in the Kansas City’s River Market area were designed to be highly energy efficient for low-cost heating and cooling. The triple-glazed windows and 16-inch walls help the […]
If you live in Kansas City, MO, you can get up to two free native trees through an Energy-Saving Trees partnership.
A limited number of trees are available and include: American Sycamore, bald cypress, bur oak, red oak, red maple and yellowwood.
The program goal is to help homeowners plant trees where they can shade homes. Trees […]
If you’ve been thinking about trading a gas guzzler in for an electric vehicle, you can learn all about them at the Drive Electric Earth Day live, virtual event today.
Join Plug In America, the Electric Auto Association and Sierra Club at 1 p.m. (CST), Wednesday, April 22 to learn about the advantages of electric vehicles […]
Hear local experts discuss climate issues
Civic leaders throughout the metro area are working on climate issues and have created free videos for the public on topics ranging from energy to food waste.
Tap into these Climate Conversations video interviews with local experts on the Climate Action KC website to learn about these issues:
Access: Julie Sayers from Climate Action KC […]