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Author: Hamida Kinge

  • Bumps in the Road for the Wind Industry

    Pennsylvania was one of the states hardest hit by the collapse of the steel industry. But in the last few years, its rust belt has been getting a green makeover, thanks largely to the wind power industry. Still, despite a new president who’s pushing to create a green economy, wind power companies like Gamesa are struggling with the economic slowdown, labor issues and, surprisingly, pollution.   (keep reading…)
  • A Dispatch from the Princeton Environmental Film Festival

    Hamida Kinge reviews presentations by Leila Darabi, Bill Kirkos and Elizabeth Royte, who took on a single topic: America’s garbage.   (keep reading…)
  • The Ellis Island Economy

    Immigrants fuel growth in cities and are nearly 30 percent more like to start businesses than native-born Americans. A recent conference on immigrants’ roles in cities sparked debate over how cities can foster immigrant businesses.   (keep reading…)
  • Tackling a Leviathan in Texas

    Houston’s Mayor Bill White has taken on local oil refineries and chemical plants. He’s now fighting for environmental justice — and the health of his city.   (keep reading…)
  • Green Drinks NYC

    At Green Drinks, the environment and cocktails get stirred together, not shaken. The informal monthly networking event is where people working in the green sector share a glass with those who simply care for the welfare of the environment and talk sustainability shop.   (keep reading…)
  • Filmmakers Tia Lessin & Carl Deal “Trouble the Water”

    Next American City interviews Tia Lessin and Carl Deal about their groundbreaking film Trouble the Water, currently playing in theaters.   (keep reading…)
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