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Area Businesses Join Ithaca Sustainability District
On Nov. 8, the Ithaca 2030 District announced the addition of six new properties to its membership, expanding the number of properties seeking to improve their environmental sustainability.
Region’s Largest Universities Join Cincinnati 2030 District
Source: Green Umbrella: Date December 3, 2019
NKU Joins the Cincinnati 2030 District for Urban Sustainability
Source: Northern Kentucky University (NKU): Published November 22, 2019
Northern Kentucky University underscores its commitment to achieving carbon neutrality by joining the Cincinnati 2030 District, which is part of an international network of cities developing a new model for urban sustainability. NKU is the first organization in Kentucky to join this collective.
New businesses added to Ithaca's 2030 District
Ithaca 2030 District announced Friday that six new properties had been added to its membership, and that its borders had been expanded to include new members.
The new members were listed as 104 East State Street, Autumn Leaves Used Books, Finger Lakes ReUse Center, New Roots Charter School, the Paleontological Research Institute and Museum of the Earth and Petrune. According to a news release, the total square footage of member businesses and properties is 292,776 sq. ft.
From Pittsburgh to Geneva: Defining International Excellence in Sustainable Building
From Pittsburgh to Geneva: Defining International Excellence in Sustainable Building
A conversation with the director of the Detroit 2030 District on Houses of Worship working to cut energy and water bills
Dallas 2030 District Roundtable Discussion and Tour with Building Engineers
We had a great roundtable discussion and tour with building engineers yesterday. Special thanks to The Union Dallas and Peloton CRE for hosting and HydroTech Solutions for being our lunch sponsor.
Checkout a digital tour of The Union Dallas
Ithaca Leads in NY for Net Zero Energy Building Standards
The energy use in buildings across the town and city of Ithaca is responsible for nearly 75% of carbon emissions, according to the local sustainability officials. To reduce its carbon footprint, the two jurisdictions are taking important steps to increase energy efficiency in existing buildings. First, they are making financing for new projects more accessible and affordable by participating in a Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) financing program called Energize NY.
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