Green Fleet Radio – March 25, 2020
South Shore Clean Cities Executive Director Carl Lisek, host of “Green Fleet Radio,” welcomes Amy Hill of South Bend Public Transportation Corporation or Transpo to discuss the transit agency’s sustainability
Green Fleet Radio – March 18, 2020
South Shore Clean Cities Executive Director Carl Lisek, host of “Green Fleet Radio,” welcomes Peter Clevering of Homewood Disposal to discuss the company’s CNG efforts.
South Shore Clean Cities presents awards for making NWI greener
MICHIGAN CITY – Sustainable transportation was the focus at the South Shore Clean Cities Annual Conference at the Blue Chip Casino, Hotel & Spa
Green Fleet Radio – March 11, 2020
South Shore Clean Cities Executive Director Carl Lisek, host of “Green Fleet Radio,” welcomes Gus Olympidis of Family Express to the show to discuss his company’s commitment to sustainabilty.
GUEST COMMENTARY: In praise of the women leading the charge for sustainability
A woman’s ability to multitask never ceases to amaze me. The women in my life, including my wife Lorrie, have a lot on their daily agendas.
Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor receives Sustainability Leadership Award from South Shore Clean Cities
Efforts by the Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor to reduce its impact its operations have on the environment landed it the 2019 Sustainability Leadership Award
Green Fleet Radio – March 4, 2020
South Shore Clean Cities Executive Director Carl Lisek, host of “Green Fleet Radio,” welcomes John Pratapas, Senior Engineer for Gas Technology Institute, to the studio to discuss the Michigan to
South Shore Clean Cities lauds sustainable transportation leaders
MICHIGAN CITY, INDIANA — South Shore Clean Cities honored Northern Indiana’s sustainable transportation leaders at the nonprofit’s Annual
South Shore Clean Cities lauds sustainable transportation leaders
MICHIGAN CITY, INDIANA — South Shore Clean Cities honored Northern Indiana’s sustainable transportation leaders at the nonprofit’s Annual
Indiana gasses up alternative fuel program
MICHIGAN CITY — Money is available to help convert fleets to alternative fuels, but you have to ask for it first.
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