Going Green(er): Cincinnati Researchers are Focusing on the Climate Challenges that Intimately Affect Residents

Cincinnati is one of 23 (and counting) urban cities across North America that have publicly committed to reducing energy consumption, water use and transportation emissions by at least 50% before scientists say it’s too late.

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