Environment, Energy & Climate Change

	Title	Issue
	Trailblazing a Sustainable Path A new era of transportation planning has dawned in California as metropolitan planning organizations throughout the state work to comply with Senate Bill 375. by Gary Gallegos	March 2012
	Cathedral City Takes a Smart Approach to Water A grant program helps homeowners eliminate their thirsty landscaping and use a drought-tolerant xeriscape approach instead.	February 2012
	Regional Partnerships Provide Leadership Partnerships among public, private and nonprofit groups are nothing new, and examples abound. However, innovative partnerships that build capacity to address sustainability, energy efficiency, climate change and reductions in greenhouse gas emissions are relatively new. Two examples illustrate the creativity and vibrancy of these efforts. by Yvonne Hunter and Steve Sanders	January 2012
	Sustaining Your Sustainability Programs by Yvonne Hunter and Steve Sanders	November 2011
	Involving Youth in Your Agency's Sustainability Activities by Yvonne Hunter, Terry Amsler and Steve Sanders	September 2011
	Recycled Tire Products Offer Safe, Green and Durable Construction Solutions by Mark Leary	July 2011
	Meeting the Challenges of Plug In Electric Vehicles by Eileen Tutt	July 2011
	Plan Your Time at the Annual Conference Now! by Eva Spiegel	July 2011
	Evaluating Green Fleet Options by Yvonne Hunter	July 2011
	Recognizing Leadership	July 2011

Trailblazing a Sustainable Path

A new era of transportation planning has dawned in California as metropolitan planning organizations throughout the state work to comply with Senate Bill 375.

by Gary Gallegos

March 2012

Cathedral City Takes a Smart Approach to Water

A grant program helps homeowners eliminate their thirsty landscaping and use a drought-tolerant xeriscape approach instead.

February 2012

Regional Partnerships Provide Leadership

Partnerships among public, private and nonprofit groups are nothing new, and examples abound. However, innovative partnerships that build capacity to address sustainability, energy efficiency, climate change and reductions in greenhouse gas emissions are relatively new. Two examples illustrate the creativity and vibrancy of these efforts.

by Yvonne Hunter and Steve Sanders

January 2012