CLIMATE TAKES BROADWAY

The Climate Declaration, which to date has been signed by more than 700 companies and thousands of individuals, is now up in lights in Times Square.

The Declaration, part of an ongoing campaign organized by Ceres and BICEP, calls on federal policymakers to seize the economic opportunity of addressing climate change.

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The Sustainability Problem — Changing City — Medium

The Sustainability Problem — Changing City — Medium



While there has been a greater recognition of the need to be ‘sustainable’ the difficulty often lies in achieving a consensus as to ‘what’ sustainability actually means and ‘how’ it can be achieved. The ideologies of ‘sustainability’ have been used in attempts to provide a theoretical foundation for creating a balance between:

• Cultural preservation and awareness of sensitivities
• Economic development and technological progress
• Environmental consciousness and conservation