Since its debut in 1970, Earth Day has since expanded into 192 countries and EARTHDAY.ORG now works with more than 75,000 partners in order to “drive positive action for our planet.” Earth Day is about “transformational change” and taking action at all levels, from individual to business to government. So, for Earth Day 2021, after a year of extreme weather events and a pandemic, there is no better time to analyze your real estate portfolio’s carbon footprint and start working on reducing it. Not only is it good for the environment, emissions reduction can also be great for the bottom line and help get you a step closer to reaching your organization’s Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) goals.
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As concerns over climate change intensify, regulations evolve, and regulatory and investor pressures mount, Tony Liou discusses a method that can help prevent stranded assets.
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By Katie L. Morgan, PWS, EP | Published on Oct. 30, 2023 in Utilities Tech Outlook Taking a scientific and engineering approach in your due diligence process will ensure your […]
