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This global pandemic has drastically changed our daily lives on all levels, including if and how we do business. Businesses and organizations are trying everything they can to stay operational,...

In the face of COVID-19, with so much commercial space empty and more businesses deciding to move their workforces virtual, what are the challenges to keeping buildings operational and healthy,...

SART will be from 11:00am - 12:30pm EST. While efforts to protect and steward natural resources are essential to a climate-safe future, they are no longer enough. Far too often,...

All schools and nonprofits can benefit from efficiency upgrades that help them save utility costs, increasing funds for vital programs while building resiliency to deal with the unexpected, such as...

Stormwater management and water quality are important to the economic and environmental health of cities like Sarasota. Rainwater must be intercepted or purified by engineered or ecological systems to avoid...

Since the late 1800s Western countries have increasingly adopted linear economy models to sustain themselves; taking materials from the earth, making goods and products, using those goods and products, and...

Transitioning out of a linear economy and into a regenerative one requires substantial capital—natural, human and economic. From carbon credits generated by forests and building products to solar energy purchase...

It is no surprise that the linear economic model of “Take-Make-Dispose” has created countless environmental crises. Extracting resources from the earth, and their ultimate return in the form of waste,...

As consumers increasingly recognize the importance and urgency of addressing the environmental threats that humans create, exacerbate, and suffer from, they are increasing the pressure on industries that have the...