Dr. Reames is featured in a new video from The Verge exploring "The science and controversy behind your lightbulbs." The tech that powers your lightbulbs has made huge leaps forward in the past few years, and is making a big difference in home energy use. But shifting political winds are now threatening the lightbulb revolution … Continue reading The science and controversy behind your lightbulbs
Urban Energy Justice Lab Studies Equity in State Energy Efficiency Policies with U-M Poverty Solutions Grant
U-M FACULTY AND EXTERNAL PARTNERS TACKLE POVERTY IN MICHIGAN AND BEYOND (Reposted from U-M Poverty Solutions, September 17, 2017) Eliminating the path to energy poverty Just as with property taxes, energy bills often require low-income families to make decisions about whether to pay for food and other basic needs, or keep the lights on and water … Continue reading Urban Energy Justice Lab Studies Equity in State Energy Efficiency Policies with U-M Poverty Solutions Grant
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.
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.
A Closer Look at Distributional Injustices in State Energy Efficiency Policies
Ben Stacey reflects on his internship as an Energy Policy Analyst with EcoWorks in Detroit, MI.
Seeking Standards and Best Practices to Achieve Energy Equity
Sydney Forrester reflects on her internship as a Summer Associate and Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) in Boulder, CO.
Toward a Greater Understanding of Energy Poverty in Texas
Michael Reiner reflects on his summer research internship at Texas Energy Poverty Research Institute in Austin.
