Have you ever wondered how a local business can be more sustainable? Sustain Charlotte’s Silver Partner Pasta & Provisions, Charlotte’s family-owned Italian grocery and fresh pasta maker, is a great example of how […]
This July, residents of Mecklenburg, Union, and Iredell Counties had the opportunity to comment on transportation projects proposed for state funding by the Charlotte Regional Transportation Planning Organization (CRTPO). At a […]
When was the last time you thought about the sustainability of the hot water or heating source at your workplace? Boilers aren’t at the forefront of most peoples’ minds when […]
“Slow Down. Children Playing in Neighborhood.” “Stop. Kids Crossing.” “We Don’t Like Speeders” Those were just a few of the messages written by youth during last week’s workshop at Arbor […]
Over 45 people attended the very first Green Drinks Charlotte + Sustain Charlotte Monthly Mixer! The event was held in the beautiful basement of The Liberty in South End. Numerous […]
Sustain Charlotte staff and board members met with eight Latin American professionals on Wednesday to discuss ideas for implementing sustainability programs in urban areas. We shared the story of why […]
At last night’s public hearing on the City budget, we questioned the proposal to replace our current waste collection and disposal fee with a property tax increase on the grounds […]
Just when you thought our Monthly Mixer couldn’t get any better, we’re making it happen! Beginning in June, we’ll combine our monthly networking event with Green Drinks Charlotte. We’re all […]
FY16 Environment Focus Area Plan At today’s Charlotte City Council Environment Committee meeting, Councilmembers Driggs, Autry, and Howard voiced enthusiastic support and appreciation for a revised version of the FY16 Environment Focus […]