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A resilient recovery: an open letter from Canada’s clean energy sector

Clean Energy Canada

Dear Prime Minister Trudeau, As the Government of Canada develops and deploys its response to the unprecedented impact COVID-19 is having on our health and economy, we offer your government our support, assistance and advice to ensure that stimulus and recovery efforts help build a better, more resilient Canada.

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Creating Sustainable Green Spaces in Urban Environments

Green Living Guy

Global warming has driven an influx of extreme weather events and prompted city governments worldwide to seek sustainable solutions for greater climate resilience and public safety measures. Perhaps even more alarming, […]. The post Creating Sustainable Green Spaces in Urban Environments appeared first on The Green Living Guy.

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Inside Hewlett Foundation’s plan to electrify all road transportation by 2050

GreenBiz

A former research scientist in clean energy and transportation at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Gopal has a grant-making philosophy that focuses on electrifying the global economy quickly, resiliently and reliably with clean power. Electric Vehicles. Electricity Grid. Transportation & Mobility. and Europe.

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Now companies can hit climate and shipping goals with new financing model

EDF + Business

Transportation is expected to be the largest source of new greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions through 2050, and a major driver of dangerous air pollution, which is disproportionately concentrated in low income communities and communities of color. By committing to zero-emissions shipping, companies can drive a more resilient and equitable future.

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5 Key Transport Challenges Facing Developing Countries and What to Do About Them

The City Fix

Transportation is a crucial enabler of economic development, providing people access to markets, employment, education, and health services. In addition to these development benefits, improving transport systems by making them cleaner, safer, more inclusive and more resilient accelerates climate action.

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Sustainable Real Estate: Trends and Trajectories

Green Business Bureau

Healthier communities – Sustainable buildings create healthier communities due to less intrusive and pollutive building methods, lower use of toxic materials (e.g. Greater community resilience – Sustainable buildings also support community resilience to withstand the impacts of climate change.

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Good for California’s Economy and Environment: E2 Business Community Supports Accelerating the…

E2 Environmental Entrepreneurs

accounting for nearly half of the greenhouse gases California emits annually, California can continue its legacy of climate leadership and economic prosperity by simultaneously decarbonizing our transportation sector and cultivating our nascent electric vehicle market. The E2 community knows the ACT rule will deliver on that promise.