Building Postcarbon Futures
At the Center for Brooklyn History, built environment and climate policy experts will discuss the future of cities, landscapes, and communities within the context of decarbonization.
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At the Center for Brooklyn History, built environment and climate policy experts will discuss the future of cities, landscapes, and communities within the context of decarbonization.
A new crop of progressive leaders is ascendant who will have the opportunity to advance a climate agenda that meets the current moment and truly works for working people. But these leaders must be backstopped by mass movements and timely policy ideas that will simultaneously provide immediate relief and build towards the climate and economy we deserve.
In the US, funding for public K-12 facilities is highly dependent on access to credit conditioned by the fiscal “health” of school districts, the expertise and …
How can we deliver affordability for residents today while building equitable decarbonization and electrification programs that are scalable for the future? Leaders are increasingly questioning whether …
A panel discussion and reception to launch the Common Wealth Green Planning Commission and to celebrate Issue II of The BREAK—DOWN, Frontiers. —- Decarbonization and progressive politics …
This interactive gathering will bring together civil society, Indigenous Peoples, researchers, and frontline community advocates to explore personal mobility solutions that reduce harm and reclaim justice. …
Labor, community, and government coalitions are fighting for–and winning–transformative investments in green, healthy schools, despite the challenging times that public schools face today. Public schools face …