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The many faces of energy resilience

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The many faces of energy resilience. Resilience" is a powerful word in 2020. Thinking about the idea of resilience as it relates to equity and energy systems merely as the ability to keep the lights on, however, is missing a powerful opportunity to right the scales of justice. On resilience. Michelle Moore. Do justice.

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How Stockton and California are building resilience from the ground up

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How Stockton and California are building resilience from the ground up. So, how is California building resilience in both its rural and urban communities? We've had this shock to our system from the pandemic that has exposed these fault lines and the basic lack of resilience in our system in our economy. Deonna Anderson.

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4 ways businesses can connect with their communities to create a clean economy

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4 ways businesses can connect with their communities to create a clean economy. Companies often struggle with building community trust as they navigate between profit-making and authentically engaging on climate change and environmental justice matters. UPROSE is Brooklyn's foremost Latinx community organization. Marian Jones.

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Orlando's journey to accelerate sustainability and resilience

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Orlando's journey to accelerate sustainability and resilience. I'm also a social entrepreneur, community organizer and now director of sustainability and resilience for the city of Orlando. I'm also a social entrepreneur, community organizer and now director of sustainability and resilience for the city of Orlando.

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How to ensure circular fashion is good for people and the environment

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While many underlying issues are not new to the industry, the unprecedented situation has made us acutely aware of the fragilities of our current economic system and of just how vulnerable people — especially workers and their communities — are to significant business disruption. The textile industry alone produces 1.2 Contributors.

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Introducing GreenBiz.org, a new nonprofit for BIPOC professionals

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Speaking on behalf of the predominantly white corporate sustainability movement, how can we, individually and collectively, better engage, serve and learn from communities of color, the tens of millions of our fellow humans who may not look like us? Perhaps we need to create a bigger sphere. You can watch his entire 10-minute talk here.

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5 ways businesses can take action to reduce environmental racism

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Whether we say climate justice, climate equity, the intersection of climate change and people or the social impacts of climate change, one thing is clear: Business has a role to play in addressing the structural inequity that causes low-income populations and communities of color to bear the brunt of the climate crisis. .