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Controversial Bike Lane Upgrades Begin in Center City

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · Philadelphia

Controversial Bike Lane Upgrades Begin in Center City

83% Left coverage: 6 sources

The group also says accidents will increase, driveways will be blocked, and even first responders will be impacted, amounting to irreparable harm to property rights and neighborhood infrastructure.See the Story

How Communities Are Taking Action Against Climate Change and Steps Toward Environmental Justice

How Communities Are Taking Action Against Climate Change and Steps Toward Environmental Justice

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Black and Latino neighborhoods in Chicago are more likely to be burdened by industries that pollute the air, ground and water, making environmental justice an important part of the equation as the country moves forward.See the Story

Philly project hopes to harness legal system to put negligent landlords on notice

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · Philadelphia

Philly project hopes to harness legal system to put negligent landlords on notice

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The pilot is designed to help low-income renters whose homes need noncosmetic repairs.See the Story

Rally Against Rate Hikes, Free 'How City Council Works' Training, Native Plants Guide & more - Green Philly

Catch up on the latest sustainability news: 25 Philly-Area Solar for Schools grants awarded. Lawmakers and educational leaders hope that the funds for green energy projects will help lessen the burden of rising energy costs. Representative Elizabeth Fiedler, who introduced... The post Rally Against Rate Hikes, Free ‘How City Council Works’ Training, Native Plants Guide & more appeared first on Green Philly.Rallies · Philadelphia Read Article

Ride of Silence Highlights Efforts for Awareness, Safer Roads, and Hands-Free Driving Laws

91% Center coverage: 11 sources

“We all need to look out for each other, whether we’re in a motor vehicle, on a bicycle, or a pedestrian just crossing the street,” said a bicyclist.Solar Power See the Story

With Budget Talks Looming, Dems Rally for SEPTA

50% Left coverage: 4 sources

(The Center Square) - Mass-transit advocates are rallying to gather support for SEPTA funding ahead of the state’s upcoming budget negotiations in June.Democratic Party · Philadelphia See the Story

Your last-minute guide to voting in the 2025 PA primary election

62% Center coverage: 8 sources

HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania’s 2025 primary Election Day is quickly approaching. If you still have questions about where your polling place is, who is on the ballot, and how to vote, Spotlight PA has got you covered. On Tuesday, May 20, Democrats and Republicans across the commonwealth will determine which candidates go on to run in the general election. Ballots will vary depending on where voters live, and could include races for mayor, school boa…Absentee Ballots · Pennsylvania See the Story

'Self-promotion' or informing the public? Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker and Council use taxpayer money to sell their wins

60% Left coverage: 5 sources

Philadelphia politicians want you to know more about their accomplishments.Trees · Philadelphia See the Story

Four Ways Philly Can Grow Its Canopy

The City’s ambitious Tree Plan will need an all-out effort to accomplish. Here, some ideas we could steal from elsewherePhiladelphia, Pennsylvania · Philadelphia See the Story

1000+ trees planted, end of free A/C program, canvassing to save SEPTA, & more - Green Philly

Catch up on the latest in sustainability news: Trash cleanup group starts a new video series spotlighting community leaders. The first video in a series led by Trash Academy and Block by Block Philly features Joyce Brooks, a 79-year-old great-grandmother and... The post 1000+ trees planted, end of free A/C program, canvassing to save SEPTA, & more appeared first on Green Philly.Trees · Philadelphia Read Article

Navy Yard is nation's largest LEED neighborhood, Rare 'Franklin' trees & more - Green Philly

Catch up on this week’s sustainability news: Philadelphia Navy Yard is now the largest LEED neighborhood in the country. A 295-acre section with 77 buildings of the Navy Yard has received the U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED-ND Gold Certification. This... The post Navy Yard is nation’s largest LEED neighborhood, Rare ‘Franklin’ trees & more appeared first on Green Philly.Trees · Philadelphia Read Article

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