Patrick King believes that sustainability is directly tied to issues of inequity. He’s the sustainability education manager with Urban Green Lab, and he’s working to implement a new Environmental Justice Initiative which will focus on helping distressed communities improve their health and lives.
Speak Up for Equity: Advocating for Environmental Justice with Patrick King Read More »
The environmental movement has a troubled past with well-known defenders of nature also promoting ideas of white supremacy. However, and not surprisingly, Black leaders have persevered to have a huge impact on the historical and modern conservation movement.
7 Black Environmentalists Who Truly Made History Read More »
Metro Public Works (MPW) and Urban Green Lab (UGL), a nonprofit that teaches communities how to live sustainably, are partnering on a new educational series titled “Sustainable in the City: Thinking Upstream” focused on how Nashvillians can better reduce, reuse, and recycle, and live a more sustainable lifestyle.
Hank, a Sustainable Classrooms trained teacher, and his daughter Lottie, an eighth grader, share the story of their holistic family approach to sustainable living.
#FindYourLab with Hank & Lottie Cardwell Read More »
Did you know that the average American home already has 300,000 things?! We all love giving gifts around the holidays so we want to help you give gifts sustainably.
Gift Sustainably this Holiday Season Read More »
In November, the Nashville Sustainability Roundtable held a special edition virtual event on the subject of Equity in Renewable Energy.
Nashville Sustainability Roundtable: Equity in Renewable Energy Read More »
Changing our menus and traditions may mean more food waste than usual. Continue reading for tips on how to waste less food and prepare to have a sustainable holiday season!
Your Guide to Wasting Less Food this Holiday Season Read More »
UGL wins the Hackers Choice Award at this years Hack for the Community!
Hack for the Community 2020: The Sustain Game Read More »
The local community level is where many companies can make the biggest impact, as shown by Certified B Corporations that include community as one of their stakeholders and prioritize local ties and the strength they can provide, especially in times of challenge like they’ve seen in 2020.
Check out the October recap of Sustainable Nashville Live!
Sustainable Nashville Live: October Recap Read More »