Words of remembrance and hope from GNOICC’s founder
Twenty Years After Katrina
An Encouraging Word: The New Orleans Office of Resilience & Sustainability
The New Orleans Office of Resilience & Sustainability
GNOICC Supports the New Orleans Building Energy Benchmark Ordinance
Another important step toward achieving net zero emissions by 2050.
Living on the Frontline
A recent discussion with Keely Lewis, High Priestess of the Temple of Utopian Hospitality and stalwart participant in our coalition, raised an intriguing question. Does New Orleans as a whole qualify as a “frontline community”? I usually think of people
Jazz Funeral for Fossil Fuels
The Jazz Funeral for Fossil Fuels took place in Washington Square in the Faubourg Marigny on Sunday, September 17, from 2:00 to 6:00 in the afternoon.
Simulated Disaster Scenario
A simulated disaster scenario at the Broadmoor Community Church – the very first Community Lighthouse that opened this spring.
“Summer from Hell”
It’s brutally hot.
Pumps are working now, all 17 of them
Corps says repairs to key hurricane protection pumps in New Orleans complete
We are still on the edge of a drought
Dry conditions expected to persist for a couple of months.
The city has EV’s now to go with the charging stations
The 10 Chevy Bolts will reduce maintenance, fuel costs, officials say