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Tens of thousands of people marched through Midtown Manhattan on Sunday, Sept. 17, calling on world leaders to usher in the end of fossil fuels ahead of the United Nations’ Climate Ambition Summit. The opening ceremony of Climate Week NYC took place simultaneously across town, kicking off a singularly industrious and gridlocked week in New York City. The official Climate Week calendar contained more than 400 events this year — and, for the uninitiated, there is now a 2-year-old f...

Various conferences and demonstrations showcased commercial real estate’s expanding role in reducing carbon emissions.

In September, ULI hosted subject matter experts on the potential impacts of the Inflation Reduction Act on the commercial real estate industry. Panelists discussed the tax incentives, deductions and credits geared to encourage building owners to deploy clean energy and energy efficiency projects and how various sectors and industries plan to participate in this opportunity.

Part 1 of a three-part series on ratings and ratings agencies and some of the challenges they are facing.

Intel on 3BLs 100 Best Corporate Citizens List The ranking recognizes outstanding environmental, social and governance transparency and performance. Published 5 hours ago Submitted by Intel Corporation Intel funds a water restoration project to restore water to the Price River in Colorado, supporting Arizonas water supply. This effort is part of Intels 2030 goal to achieve net positive water use. May 19, 2021  /CSRwire/ - Intel ranked No. 5 on 3BL Media’s annual 100 Best Corporate Citizens l...

Why CEOs Will Finally Put Their Money Where Their Mouths Are By Susan McPherson On 02/19/21 at 6:00 AM EST Will corporations heed the lessons of the Black Lives Matter movement? Photo by OLIVIER DOULIERY/AFP via Getty Images It was quite a year in the world of corporate activism. In 2020, businesses and their leaders stood up like never before. CEOs and their boards halted campaign contributions to politicians who spread lies about a stolen ...

The right to flush and forget (16:15)  Outtakes from this weeks interview with Catherine Coleman Flowers, who has dedicated her career and voice to the lack of water and sanitation infrastructure in rural American communities.  2021 reflections from sustainability leaders (22"45)  We feature the voices of our vibrant community in this episode. Sustainability professionals considered this question: What’s the most significant way that the events of 2020 changed your job or perspective as ...