A new report by the Urban Energy Justice Lab evaluated utility investments and energy savings in Michigan.
Energy injustice? Cost, availability of energy-efficient lightbulbs vary with poverty levels
UEJ Lab study finds energy-efficient lightbulbs are more expensive and less available in high-poverty urban areas.
New Grant-Funded Research Seeks Eliminate the Path to Energy Poverty
UM Poverty Solutions grants $20K to the Urban Energy Justice Lab to conduct multi-state study of pathways to equitable energy efficiency investments.
The Huge Role of Sustainability and Environmental Awareness in Hospitality
Nalin Bhatia reflects on his experience as a Sustainability Intern at Las Vegas Sands Corp.
Shifting Sustainability Commitments to Climate Action in NYC
Ryan Moya reflects on his internship in the New York City's Mayor's Office of Sustainability.
