A very important study authored by Virginia scholars that echos themes in “The Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America”, a book by Richard Rothstein that provides insight into race and segregation in America.
Why Does California Have So Many Wildfires?
In response to the Northern and Central California fires that occurred in mid-August comes an argument that there are four major reasons for California’s wildfires, great food for thought!
Global Warming Could Unlock Carbon From Tropical Soil
Dr. Nottingham’s work on the Barro Colorado Island reveals how soil warming in the tropics will have catastrophic consequences in terms of future carbon emissions.
Announcing PACENation’s 2020 PACESetters and PACE Champions
Twenty-eight leaders were recognized for their efforts to strengthen the PACE marketplace for local governments and American property owners. Congratulations to all of this year’s PACESetters and PACE Champions!
Dropbox sets sustainability goals for 2030
Dropbox has released their new sustainability plan for 2030! Among their efforts to limit their contribution to global warming and carbon emissions is their commitment to source 100% renewable energy for operations and to support organizations working for climate action!
Citi Earmarks $250 Billion to Finance and Facilitate Climate Solutions
Citi has announced a five-year “Sustainable Progress Strategy” which includes a goal to finance billions in environmentally conscious projects and decrease their footprint by utilizing various new building strategies!
Register for Best Practices in New and Emerging C-PACE Markets Virtual Workshop Soon!
Registration will open soon for the Best Practices in New and Emerging C-PACE Markets Virtual Workshop held by PACENation and moderated by our very own Abby Johnson! Guest speakers for the event, scheduled for Sept. 9th, 2020 at 1:00-2:00PM Eastern, will be announced as well!
Where Women Made History: Trailblazing Black Women
In honor of the passage of the 19th amendment, The National Trust for Historic Preservation has committed itself to putting together a guide of 1,000 places across the globe related to women’s history. This article provides 5 examples of places connected to black women who were pioneers in their fields of interest!
The energy efficiency workforce: Summer Study author explores topic and new DOE effort
On August 17th the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy is holding their first virtual Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Building! Registration for the event, which will focus heavily on workforce training in the field of energy efficiency, is open now!
Yes, the Coronavirus Is in the Air
An interesting article providing opinion on the World Health Organization’s recognition of the airborne properties of COVID-19.