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Shaping a Sustainable Post-Covid-19 World: Five Lessons for Business
Mike Barry of A Blueprint for Better Business outlines how companies can convert the management-speak of ‘purpose’ into action that contributes towards building a more resilient, equal and healthy society on the other side of the pandemic.
Mohawk Group Recognized as Disaster Recovery Supplier
The General Services Administration (GSA) has designated Mohawk Group as an official disaster recovery supplier
Keep America Beautiful: Watch Where You Toss Used Wipes and Gloves!
National nonprofit Keep America Beautiful® issued an urgent call today for all Americans to properly dispose of cleaning supplies and personal protective equipment (PPE), including used sanitizing wipes, masks, and plastic gloves. These belong in the trash, not on the ground.
SCE Crews Insulate Power Lines to Prepare for Active Wildfire Season
Along The Old Road in Valencia, Willie Rios and his crews are installing insulated power lines, work by Southern California Edison that is considered critical during the COVID-19 pandemic- Opens in new window. They are working amid a challenging health crisis while practicing physical distancing.
With Black & Veatch, Memphis Sees Sewer Program As Unfolding Opportunity
Memphis’ sewerage assets aren’t much different in scale with other metropolitan areas, and often they’re similarly old, with some pipes dating back a century.
Aiming for Carbon Neutral by 2050; Building the Rocket Ship for the New "Moon Shot"
Decarbonization is a hot topic and can be considered the new “moon shot” of the 21st century. In a recently contributed article to Power Engineering magazine, power industry professionals Leslie Ponder and Kevin Cornish explore the future of decarbonization, and what it will take to get us to a future of net-zero carbon emissions or carbon-free energy goals in a rapidly decentralizing marketplace.

The Detroit Water Crisis and Unexpected Coalitions
Detroit’s water crisis offers broader lessons on the ways that many different parties can build support for institutions that are in decline.
Sustainability in Detroit, Part 5: Real Estate Development
What does sustainability look like in Detroit, a city that is going through changes that some consider a renaissance?
How Net Zero Energy Electrified Learning at This Oregon School
Alex Baumgardner, marketing and commuications manager with Tetra Tech’s High Performance Buildings Group, wrote an article for the International Living Future Institute’s Trim Tab magazine.
Ecocentricity Blog: Buildings Made of Sky
In The New Carbon Architecture, Bruce King and his merry band of authors unpack all of the ways in which we can eliminate embodied carbon emissions when constructing buildings, and even go beyond to construct carbon negative buildings.