Prior to its August 24 meeting, notice was given by the KCMO Neighborhood Planning & Development Committee that the vote…
At the July 20 meeting, notice was given that the vote on proposed ordinance No. 220364 will be deferred until…
Today, the Biden-Harris Administration is announcing a National Initiative to Advance Building Codes that will help state, local, Tribal, and…
Kansas City Council is facing a test of the city’s latest sustainability commitments as it considers whether to make its building codes…
As nationwide awareness grows over the connection between indoor air quality and extreme weather, the Kansas City region is feeling…
Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm warned the creators of the nation’s most widely used model for building energy codes yesterday that…
The buildings where we live and work can be as big a climate solution as switching to renewable energy. This…
When it comes to carbon emissions, our homes, offices, schools, hospitals, shops—the places where we live, work, play, grow, connect—are…
After the Solve Climate by 2030 event, there was interest seen in a series that digs deeper into climate policy…
The Kansas City City Council has taken an important step towards achieving our clean energy future. The Council passed Resolution 200005,…