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Why Lauren supports Sustain Charlotte

Lauren is a rare native Charlottean. Aside from her college years, Lauren has lived in Charlotte for her entire life. “I can’t imagine going anywhere else, nor do I want […]

Why millennials are gravitating toward socially responsible investing

Please don’t hold it against me, but I’m a millennial. I sometimes claim to be Generation X, but there is no denying it … I’m smack dab in the middle […]

Meet the intern: Raul Galvan

My name is Raul Galvan, and I am a rising senior at Davidson College. I’m pursuing an environmental studies major with a social science specialization and a theatre minor. I […]

Charlotte moves task force focuses on equity-based transportation planning

If you watched the first three Charlotte Moves Task Force meetings, you’ve likely noticed that they were primarily focused on educating the members about Charlotte’s many completed and in-progress transportation […]

2020 Sustainability Awards: The show couldn’t go on, but recycling excellence recognition does!

Each year Sustain Charlotte hosts an awards ceremony to celebrate the work that is being done in the community to advance smart growth and sustainability. Unfortunately, the COVID-19 pandemic forced […]

Meet the intern: Xavier Gomez

My name is Xavier Gomez, and I’m a rising sophomore at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. I am double majoring in systems engineering and Spanish, along with a […]

Recycle Right blog

Wishful recycling (placing items in recycling that is actually garbage) costs Mecklenburg County over $1.6M per year. Those costs arise from the special processing cost that the County pays to […]

Board Spotlight: Lisa Richards

Before Lisa encountered Sustain Charlotte, she struggled to know how to connect her passion for the environment with her day-to-day life. At the time, she worked in single-family homebuilding, an […]

2020 mid-year accomplishments

While 2020 has required many adaptations from all of us, Sustain Charlotte has continued to work hard for the long-term health of our community. Here are a few of the […]

Together, we are Charlotte

2020 has been a hard year for all of us. A public health crisis, social distancing, civil unrest, and widespread unemployment–our realities have changed greatly over the past several months. […]