EcoDataLab @EcoDataLab

EcoDataLab specializes in consumption-based emissions inventories for cities and counties in the US, backed by the CoolClimate Network at UC Berkeley. ecodatalab.com Berkeley, CA Joined October 2020

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EcoDataLab @EcoDataLab

3 years ago

Thanks for the feature @berkeleyside!

Berkeleyside @berkeleyside

3 years ago

Thanks for the feature @berkeleyside!

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National Center for Healthy Housing (NCHH) @NCHH

3 years ago

A new data mapping tool from @EcoDataLab and @CoolClimateNw holds powerful lessons. The U.S. has a housing shortage of appx. 20M new homes. Building in climate-friendly city neighborhoods can lower greenhouse gas emissions by the equivalent of 43M cars. nytimes.com/interactive/20…

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Senator Scott Wiener @Scott_Wiener

3 years ago

🧵Housing density near jobs & transit is climate action. Sprawl fuels climate change. This map of the Bay Area says it all. “Households in denser neighborhoods close to city centers tend to be responsible for fewer greenhouse gases than households in the rest of the country.”

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Matt Haney @MattHaneySF

3 years ago

NY Times released maps that illustrate in stark terms what we know: the denser the neighborhood. the less the emissions per household. To fight climate change, we need denser cities, more housing near jobs, biking, walking & transit. It's as critical as anything we can do.

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🏳️‍🌈 Lori Droste @loridroste

3 years ago

I'm so super proud of my friend @bgould4berkeley whose climate work is featured in the @nytimes nytimes.com/interactive/20…

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Daniel A. Zarrilli, PE @dzarrilli

3 years ago

A great look at regional differences in carbon pollution across the US, including an estimate of consumption-based emissions. Hint: housing policy is climate policy too… nytimes.com/interactive/20…