Here’s something that might surprise you: in 2020, more electric vehicles were registered in Lancaster County than anywhere in Pennsylvania, outside the Philadelphia and Pittsburgh metro areas. And 2021 data shows the trend continuing to climb. Because electric vehicle (EV) charging largely happens at home, out of sight, this may... read more →
Apr
19
Mar
25
Climate Summit themes, locations, guest speakers announced; Take our Drop a Ton winter survey; SUN hosts Co-op 101 Meetings for local residents. Read the full newsletter here.
Feb
02
Save the date for the 2023 Climate Summit, How to Drop a Ton of carbon emissions this year, and Solar United Neighbors comes to Lancaster County. Read the full newsletter here.
Dec
29
Thank you to everyone who supported RegenAll in 2022. We are grateful to look back on another year of climate action work in Lancaster County. Read the full newsletter here.
Dec
22
StateImpact Pennsylvania –– A Lancaster-based nonprofit aims to give people and businesses a way to take responsibility for their greenhouse gas emissions, while helping their neighbors. RegenAll is starting a Community Climate Fund as a way for people to pay for their carbon footprint. For a $75 contribution, RegenAll says... read more →
Nov
04
For Immediate Release: November 4, 2022 New Program Brings Together Residents and Businesses to Help Make Lancaster Carbon Neutral Contact: Leilani Richardson, Community Climate Fund Director, leilani@regenall.org Lancaster, Pa. – After a decade of global warming trends, the world experienced the second warmest year on record in 2019. Humans... read more →
Nov
04
This month's headlines include: Volunteer Community Outreach Committee, Our “Soil your Undies” Results are In!, ARPA Funding For Project Falls Flat, Landis Homes Announces Bold Climate Goals, Meet a Volunteer: Rachel Hess, Community Climate Fund Committee Member, SUN Comes to Lancaster Read the October ReGenerator here.
Jun
13
Some two dozen city residents had no shortage of comments last week on proposed ways for Lancaster city to reduce its carbon footprint. “We’re so grateful for your time and your input,” community organizer Malinda Clatterbuck said at the close of Thursday evening’s Lancaster City Climate Action Session at... read more →
Jun
07
Starting this Thursday, Lancaster city residents will be able to weigh in on how city officials could address and account for climate change as they plan for the next decade. A series of four listening sessions, some virtual and some in-person, will give residents a chance to share stories... read more →
May
24
The nonprofit RegenAll is helping Lancaster's government convene a series of four "listening sessions" on climte change in connection with the city's development of its new comprehensive plan. Two sessions will be in person, and two will be online, as follows: 7 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday, June 9, at... read more →
Apr
22
Today marks the 53rd observance of Earth Day, intended to draw the public’s attention to the effects of pollution on people, plants, wildlife and open spaces. Its roots connect to Pennsylvania, as many of the original activists were inspired by Silent Spring, the seminal ecological awareness text written by... read more →
Mar
26
The first-ever places2040 summit, an all-day conference focused on planning and growth policies for Lancaster County over the next two decades, is only days away. The sold out summit includes workshops and presentations from planning experts, researchers, local activists and government officials on how to set up Lancaster County... read more →