Reflecting on 2007: Headlines from CNT

2007 was a busy year for CNT – with implementation of new programs and expansion of existing ones, research and reporting, and lots of planning for the future in the year of our 30th anniversary! As we prepare for a new and exciting year, we wanted to also reflect on our successes this past year. With your support, in 2008 we can continue to work to make environmental and economic sustainability a reality in Chicago and across the country.

WHAT WE ACCOMPLISHED IN 2007- A Year in Headlines

  • Promoted Energy Efficiency to Save People Money
  • Performed Key Climate Change Research
  • Expanded Car Sharing in Chicago and Nationally
  • Fought for Reliable and Affordable Mass Transit
  • Demonstrated the Value of Green Buildings
  • Put Green Infrastructure on the Map
  • Helped to Make Chicago a Leader in Sustainability
  • Read the headlines from our past blogs and updates from 2007 after the jump. You can also look at photos of CNT’s past year at http://www.cnt.org/support and our Flickr page.

    Promoted Energy Efficiency to Save People Money
    JANUARY: Real-Time Electricity Pricing Goes Statewide in Illinois
    MARCH: Power Smart Pricing Launched
    MAY: Leaders Unite to Preserve the Chicago Region’s Affordable Rental Housing

    Performed Key Climate Change Research
    MARCH: Climate Change Activities Heating Up
    JUNE: CNT and Clinton Foundation Partner on Greenhouse Gas Measurements for Cities
    DECEMBER: How Should the Next President of the United States Address Climate Change?

    Expanded Car Sharing in Chicago and Nationally

    MARCH: I-GO: Official Car of City of Chicago
    NOVEMBER: I-GO Partners with Carsharing throughout North America

    Fought for Reliable and Affordable Mass Transit
    FEBRUARY: Will Chicago Transit Keep Up with the Nation?
    FEBRUARY: Chicago at ‘Crossroads’ (Again): More Roads or Better Transit?
    JULY: Join the Transit Future Campaign in Springfield
    SEPTEMBER: Regional Fare Hikes Put Burden on Low-Income Residents
    OCTOBER: The Chicago Region Needs Senate Bill 572

    Demonstrated the Value of Green Buildings
    JANUARY: By the Way, You Don’t Have to Build a New Building to Go Green
    MAY: CNT Native Garden Comes to Life

    Put Green Infrastructure on the Map
    AUGUST: CNT Helping to Relieve Flooding on the South Side of Chicago
    AUGUST: Nobel Peace Prize Laureate to Attend Garden Dedication
    SEPTEMBER: Bridging the Gap Between Chicago and Nairobi
    OCTOBER: Green Blessings: From Pavement to Green Open Space
    OCTOBER: Spotlight: Green Maps

    Helped to Make Chicago a Leader in Sustainability

    FEBRUARY: Climate Change Taken Seriously at Local Level
    MARCH: Inconvenient or Convenient? Contest Highlights Solutions to Climate Change
    APRIL: Chicago Steps it Up – Will You?
    JUNE: Reliable Public Transit Instrumental in Climate Change Mitigation
    JULY: Green Infrastructure Saves Money and Improves Greater Chicago’s Water Quality
    AUGUST: Eco-Friendly Landlords Make ‘Going Green’ More Than a Habit

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