KeyBank Community Lending and Investment (CDLI) provided a total of $72.8 million in financing for the first redevelopment phase and new construction of the Atlanta Civic Center, a 148-unit affordable senior housing project in Atlanta.
Cascale has updated the latest Higg Facility Environmental Module (Higg FEM), ensuring the tool evolves with real-world needs of the consumer goods industry while driving measurable impact across global supply chains.
Entergy Arkansas is investing in the next generation of leaders — and the state’s future workforce — through new partnerships with four of Arkansas’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).
In response to rising global health needs and growing strain on public health systems, Direct Relief has opened a new European headquarters to enhance its ability to deliver essential medical resources to communities facing urgent health challenges.
In this Healthy Spaces Podcast episode, hosts Scott Tew and Dominique Silva discuss circular design with Jenelle Shapiro from Trane Technologies, and Julia Gisewite and Nelson Russom from Turner Construction.
Golf Galaxy, DICK’S House of Sport and Youth on Course are growing the game of golf, supporting youth development and breaking down financial barriers to the game with a partnership that gives youth members access to discounted simulator rental fees, and a complementary lesson.
Temp Check, a monthly LinkedIn newsletter by Trane Technologies, delivers actionable insights at the intersection of climate innovation and business growth. Temp Check is quickly becoming a go-to resource for sustainability and business leaders.
In this episode, we explore new funding models, sustainable design, and the growing role of private-sector innovation in building infrastructure that lasts.
SCS Global Services, a leader in third-party certification, today announces its support and participation in the development of mindful MATERIALS’ Common Materials Framework (CMF) Implementation Toolkit.
According to the 2025 Wellness Matters Survey from Aflac, 90% of Americans reported putting off recommended health screenings this year, up from 85% in 2024.1 People offer a variety of reasons for leaving these appointments off the calendar, including belief that they are healthy
