Rethinking transportation policy matters now more than ever.
We need a strong, resilient public transportation system more than ever before to connect essential workers to their jobs and to connect people who have no other form of ...
We need a strong, resilient public transportation system more than ever before to connect essential workers to their jobs and to connect people who have no other form of ...
Today is the 50th anniversary of Earth Day. And on this day each year, one billion people all over the world pause and reflect on a simple fact that we too often forget:...
As Earth Day approaches next week, we want to celebrate this beautiful planet we live on–even while the majority of us are spending all of our time at home. Here are 10 w...
Hello, Fellow Social Distancing Cyclists! As you all know, March has been like no other month in our lifetime as current events have been reshaping our world every few da...
By Tarik Kiley, Transit Coalition Coordinator Have you ever thought about how Charlotte could make more room for buses? Sustain Charlotte hosted a Grow Smart CLT event on...
In late 2007, Shannon Binns moved to Charlotte after spending a decade living in major cities–Washington D.C., New York City, and Seattle–that he could easily navigate on...
Last month we shared an update on how Mecklenburg County’s leaders are considering a plan to achieve a zero-carbon goal for County-owned facilities by 2030. Now we’re sha...
Attending the Metropolitan Transit Committee (MTC) meeting is always interesting, and last Wednesday’s meeting was full of timely updates. What important developments in ...
by Shannon Roberts, Charlotte Community Room Rental Sustain Charlotte’s Gold Partner Charlotte Community Room Rental redefines co-living to give residents a unique, sophi...
At the February 11 Environmental Stewardship Committee meeting, Mecklenburg County’s Energy Manager reviewed the current carbon footprint of the County’s buildings and ho...
We sent this letter to the Charlotte City Council and City Manager Jones on January 14, 2020, requesting they budget $50M over the next two years to make the city safer f...
Last Monday’s introduction of the upcoming Strategic Mobility Plan was the most important item on the agenda for City Council’s Transportation, Planning, and Environment ...