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Water Infrastructure Improvements: Avoiding the Costs of Delaying Action in the City of Ithaca

Posted by Nicholas Zuba and Karan Kalhan

Across the United States, the delivery of water services is an important public responsibility for municipalities. From treatment of the water at the source to its delivery to the end user, the proper functioning of these systems is important. Municipal policymakers are ensuring that this natural resource is being handled with a duty of care… Read more »

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The Rise of Community Solar: An Opportunity for Energy Equity

Posted by Marcus C. Franklin

Solar and low-income energy assistance programs have long been seen as incompatible. With the recent boom in the solar energy market, however, these programs have begun to converge. Increased attention to the socio-economic benefits of solar energy has driven the desire to address participatory barriers within the market. Improving the accessibility of solar energy to… Read more »