Policy
Here's the resiliency recipe for cities of the future
Big Data, intelligent networks and green infrastructure are only a few ingredients of smarter cities. Here's how to get cooking. Read More
How a decaying Swedish city became an eco-friendly hub
Malmö has embraced smart tech, green roofs and car-sharing — and produces 30 percent of its energy via renewables. Read More
NAEM Trends Report: Planning for a Sustainable Future
The National Association of Environmental Management’s (NAEM) inaugural trends report, "Planning for a Sustainable Future", is an in-depth analysis of the issues that will shape EHS and sustainability management in the year to come. As a sponsor of the report, Enablon is excited to provide you with a complimentary copy. Read More
CH2M Hill, Nature Conservancy aim to grow green infrastructure
Can the NGO-business hook-up accelerate efforts to put nature to work to protect cities and coastlines? Read More
Michael Berkowitz: Community is the secret of urban resilience
With 32 cities on board, the 100 Resilient Cities CEO seeks to architect cities that can rise above chronic climatic, social and economic stresses. Read More
Toledo's poisoned water: Here's what will make things worse
Nearly half a million residents of Glass City just found out the hard way that living on the tip of a Great Lake is no guarantee of drinking water. Read More
How Bogota creates social equality through sustainable transit
Colombia's capital has spent over 15 years improving bus transportation and bike and pedestrian paths. Voters love the car-free days. Read More
Building toward sustainable, resilient cities in 2050
Five innovators share their visions for the future of urban areas. Read More
CDP, C40 report makes the business case for resilient cities
What impacts cities expect businesses could face from climate change, and how resilience can make cities more attractive to business. Read More
Food waste is so yesterday — think biogas instead
More U.S. cities are trying new ways to harvest energy from food that otherwise would have rotted in landfills and emitted methane. Read More