PROFILE: Lindsey Nieratka, Sustainability Manager, Boca Raton, FL
My first main task has been to assess the sustainability work already being done across the City and work with staff, advisory boards, and the public to develop the City’s first Sustainability Action Plan.
Read MoreGREEN LIST: Annual Meeting Recap, BIG Chattanooga, Florida Fundamentals Academy
Network updates, news, and resources.
Read MoreRequests for Proposal (RFP) 2019 Southeast Sustainable Communities Fund (SSCF)
The Southeast Sustainable Communities Fund (SSCF) announces a third round of funding for local communities in the southeastern United States.
Read MoreConnections Create a More Sustainable Tennessee Valley
Tennessee and Alabama local governments are building relationships with TVA to improve energy efficiency, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and work toward alternative power sources.
Read MorePROFILE: Brennan Bouma, Sustainability Coordinator, Orange Co., NC
I support all of the County’s work on Energy Management, Climate Change mitigation and resilience, greening the fleet, and ADA accessibility.
Read MoreInterweaving Equity into a Sustainable South
SSDN members understand that groups that have been marginalized by economic systems or racial biases are more likely to find themselves disproportionately affected by climate change, energy costs, and other environmental threats.
Read MoreGREEN LIST: Annual Meeting Reminders, Weaving Equity, Sustainable Tennessee Valley
Network updates, news, and resources.
Read MoreVIDEO: Build It Green (BIG) in Chattanooga, TN
SSDN is funding the City of Chattanooga and green | spaces as part of its Southeast Sustainable Communities Fund program to work on low income energy efficiency and workforce development throughout the city.
Read MorePROFILE: Megan Houston, Resilience Director, Palm Beach Co., FL
I recently became Orange County’s Sustainability Programs Manager after working as a contractor with the county for more than three years.
Read MoreDuck Hill, MS, is on the Rise
Inland small towns and rural areas are feeling the very real effects of stronger storms and intense rainfall. This includes the tiny town of Duck Hill, Mississippi, with a population of roughly 1,300.
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