Can Planting Trees Make a City More Equitable?
Cities across the U.S. are pledging to plant trees and restore urban forests to combat climate change and cool off disadvantaged communities. Read More
WHERE IMPACT MATTERS
The latest trends and initiatives in Sustainability and Energy Management
Private Sector Resiliency - ESG Insights and Opportunities
In our latest collaborative webinar, we brought together Kansas City business leaders to share their experiences, successes, and challenges addressing ESG from different industries in an ever-changing landscape. Get a recap of the main discussion points here. Read MoreINDUSTRY UPDATES
Report: $3.4 Trillion to be Invested Globally in Renewable Energy by 2030
According to a new report, an estimated $3.4 trillion will be invested in renewable energy during the next decade, including $2.72 trillion in wind and solar. By 2030, 54.1% of installed capacity will be renewable (including hydropower), and 37.9% will be a combination of solar and wind. Read More
What does 'climate risk' actually mean?
If you stick around the world of sustainable business long enough, you’re sure to see an immutable march of memes — terms that rise up and become popularized, often without agreed-upon definitions. Read More
TOP POSTS FROM THE ADEC INNOVATIONS' BLOG SEP 2020
This conversation promotes the sharing of best practices regarding resiliency and builds the capacity of local governments, both U.S. and Global, to develop resilient and equitable strategies for growth.
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How is COVID-19 Impacting CEQA Litigation and Statutes of Limitations?
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Resources for California Jurisdictional and Regulatory Updates
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City Resiliency and Why it Matters: Global Impacts in a Local Context
Join the conversation on September 9!
Mary Bean, Director of Environmental Services at FirstCarbon Solutions, an ADEC Innovation, joins Sister Cities International (SCI) and the Global CEO Alliance to introduce and explain concepts related to resiliency, ESG, and the Sustainable Development Goal (SDGs) as they relate to cities.
