Collaboration and partnerships became the theme of the day. Although at the federal level, climate change and sustainability are being brushed aside, they are not in Cleveland, according to nearly all of the speakers.Â
Two nonprofits are distributing 12,000 packets of native wildflower seeds at nine locations in Cuyahoga and Lake counties.Â
Visible Voice Books recently moved from Tremont to Ohio City.
Lucky Park on Professor and Starkweather avenues, in the Tremont neighborhood, has been sold to the city of Cleveland.
Northeast Ohio leaders are trying to reduce climate pollution (greenhouse gas emissions) to net zero by 2050. They’re working on a plan to achieve this goal in the next 25 years.Â
A new, six-week class that's open to the public will help attendees who are interested in bringing solar energy to their communities.
The Greater Cleveland Partnership (GCP) held its 2025 Sustainability Summit on March 4 at the Huntington Convention Center in Cleveland. The event brought sustainability leaders from around the region to explore cutting-edge sustainable business practices, uncover new opportunities and connect with each other. Over 500 people registered for the summit.Â
Tu Bishvat is one of four Jewish New Year celebrations. Tu Bishvat is a day to reflect on their connection to the land and nature as well as spiritual growth. In modern times, many participants will plant trees, and consider the holiday similar to Earth Day.
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