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JulConejo Awards
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Conejo Awards is a certified Green Business by the City of Thousand Oaks, California. Read more
Conejo Awards
San Francisco Green Business Program's case study on the Galleria Park Hotel: a PowerPoint presentation. Read more
A green hotel case study about the Radisson Los Angeles Airport Hotel. Read more
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Jul
This success story is a PowerPoint presentation from Promotoras. Read more
In 2003, the City of Los Angeles took action against pollution by targeting the nation’s largest single source of mercury in wastewater: Dental offices. Dental amalgam, a mercury-based product used to fill cavities, can make its way into waterways and harm wildlife when not disposed of properly. The City of Los Angeles partnered with the California Dental Association to create and implement a mercury pollution prevention program. As a result, between 2002 and 2013, mercury contamination dropped 33 percent, and continues to decline. Read more
- Episode 285: Chatting about diversity and biodiversity September 17, 2021Plus, what a coming wave of IPOs means for the ESG movement.
- Past deforestation awaits a world of conversion-free supply chains September 17, 2021Grasslands are one of the most in danger landscapes in America. The World Wildlife Fund is working to raise awareness about the conversion of these lands.
- Big money flows into long-duration energy storage September 17, 2021Long-duration energy storage is the linchpin technology that will let the economy run off of intermittent renewable energy sources and backup power after grid disruptions.