Green Tier Trees for Great Lakes Water Quality by Abe Lenoch A brief but intense rain came to a halt just as Bill Sturm and I pulled up to one of the sites that the City of Oshkosh chose for a set of street tree plantings. With the leaves still wet, Bill and I got […]
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Download and read the full December 2019 Landscapes Newsletter, focused on what we are doing to fight Climate Change.
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Considering that transportation is now the largest and fastest growing source of carbon emissions in the United States, it is important for communities to create climate goals and take action. 1000 Friends has developed a pair of toolkits, one focused on electric vehicle adoption and the other on multi-modal transportation, that will help Wisconsin communities […]
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Currently, over 20 pedestrian projects from across the state have been delayed, leading to continued unsafe conditions, increased project costs, and stunted economic growth.
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Gov. Evers’ proposed state budget has allocated $116.6 million of the state’s inadequate transportation budget to expanding a two-lane section of Highway 23
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A new report – Millennials on the Move – found that investing in public transit and walking and biking infrastructure could help Wisconsin attract and retain young adults.
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