Innovative environmental sustainability projects coming to Charlotte
At the June 10 Environment Committee meeting of Charlotte City Council, Rob Phocas from Neighborhood & Business Services explained a variety of innovative environment...
At the June 10 Environment Committee meeting of Charlotte City Council, Rob Phocas from Neighborhood & Business Services explained a variety of innovative environment...
In light of yesterday’s announcement that the CATS City LYNX Gold Line is scheduled to officially open on July 14, we wanted to highlight the many benefits we believe thi...
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....
The key to fulfilling a great plan is beginning with a bold vision. Last week, Sustain Charlotte staff taught children at the Southview Recreation Center in West Charlott...
Sustain Charlotte staff and board members met with eight Latin American professionals on Wednesday to discuss ideas for implementing sustainability programs in urban area...
Applications accepted through June 15, 2015 Position Summary Sustain Charlotte is looking for an energetic Bicycle Program Manager with a passion and talent for fostering...
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...
The $75 million the Charlotte City Council approved in 2014 to fund half the cost of constructing Phase 2 of the City LYNX Gold Line is being threatened. Due to City budg...
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 C...
Mecklenburg County is the second worst large U.S. County for upward social mobility of children born into poverty. Yet, Charlotte has the second fastest population growth...