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When I was growing up, patriotism was never more on display than around the Fourth of July. Nearly every house on the block raised the flag.

Whether you look to Memorial Day or the end of the school year as the start of summer, the weather is clearly indicating the season is underway.

A California startup is partnering with UW-Madison in hopes of making EVs more available.

Wisconsin residents know all too well you need to keep the snow brush in the trunk, even if you’re wearing shorts and flip flops.

One of the many positive aspects of working in the sustainable transportation sector is it truly offers something for everyone.

Electric vehicle leaders in 14 states launched a three-year effort to develop “Drive Electric” programs at the state level for these 14 states.

February was a big month for electric vehicles across the nation and in Wisconsin. Foxconn announced plans to assemble EVs.

When it comes to sustainable transportation in the United States, many people assume only the East and West coasts are embracing adoption.

“This is something we’ve been promoting for years - EV readiness in new buildings,” said Lorrie Lisek, executive director of Wisconsin Clean Cities.

The thought of a road trip on I-94 a few years ago in anything other than a gasoline-fueled car would have left most drivers with range anxiety.

WCC recently honored the top sustainable transportation leaders in Wisconsin at its Virtual Annual Stakeholder Meeting.

WCC honored the top sustainable transportation leaders in Wisconsin at the Wisconsin Clean Cities Virtual Annual Stakeholder Meeting.