July 1st Charlottesville became the first Virginia city to set a carbon neutrality goal. In this blog post we share a little bit about how we got there.

Climate Leadership, Climate Action, NewsPage DabneyJuly 16, 2019climate action, local government, climate policy

June Climate Leader: Shantell Bingham

Our June Climate Leader is Shantell Bingham, Program Director for the Charlottesville Food Justice Network and Outreach Coordinator for the City Schoolyard Garden!

Climate LeadershipJennifer PullingerJuly 3, 2019climate issues, climate leader, charlottesville, city of charlottesville, sustainability, city schoolyard garden, charlottesville food justice network, food justice, Equity

Welcome Caetano de Campos Lopes!

Read about our newest team member and Director of Climate Policy, Caetano!

Climate LeadershipSusan KruseJune 27, 2019climate issues, climate policy

April Climate Leader: Andy Lowe

This month’s Climate Leader is Andy Lowe, Environmental Compliance Manager for Albemarle County Local Government Department of Environmental Services. Find out how Andy got involved with environmental work, and why the wave of public attention on environmental issues gives him hope for the future.

Climate LeadershipJennifer PullingerApril 16, 2019climate leader, climate actin, albemarle, albemarle county, climate leadership, andy lowe, cville, environmental compliance, environmental services, County of Albemarle, local government

Momentum Builds for Charlottesville to Lead on Climate with Carbon Neutrality Goal by 2050

Momentum is building this week for adoption of a bold, leadership-level emissions reduction goal for our community!

Climate Action, Climate LeadershipSusan KruseMarch 20, 2019city of charlottesville, charlottesville sustainability, charlottesville, albemarle, albemarle county, climate action, greenhouse gas reduction, ghg emissions reduction, carbon neutral, carbon neutrality, ipcc, carter myers automotive, tandem friends school, susan kruse, climate policy

March Climate Leader: Nina Goodrich

This month, we spotlight Nina Goodrich, executive director of GreenBlue, a Charlottesville-based environmental nonprofit “dedicated to the sustainable use of materials in society.”

Climate LeadershipJennifer PullingerMarch 1, 2019greenblue, sustainability, sustainable business, sustainable packaging, packaging sustainability, charlottesville sustainability, charlottesville, cville, climate leadership, Commercial Program

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