Zero-emission zones are a key policy to unlock clean transportation in cities: check out these lessons learned from the team at World Resources Institute to learn more about their transformative potential for cities worldwide -- Read here: https://lnkd.in/gFNsgK85 #CleanCities #ClimateSolutions #Sustainability
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#GreenIN #GreenCommunity When it comes to innovative green community initiatives, many ideas come to mind. One simple yet effective measure is to establish waste sorting and recycling stations within the community. This initiative can help reduce the negative impact of waste on the environment and encourage residents to pay more attention to sustainable resource utilization. Additionally, by providing education and training, environmental awareness among residents can be enhanced, prompting them to actively engage in environmental activities. Another innovative initiative is to promote the use of green energy. Communities can invest in the construction of solar panels or wind turbines to provide residents with clean energy and reduce reliance on fossil fuels. This not only helps to reduce greenhouse gas emissions but also lowers residents' energy costs. Furthermore, promoting sustainable transportation is key to building green communities. Encouraging walking, cycling, and the use of public transportation can reduce car emissions, improve air quality, and promote residents' health. Constructing bike lanes and sidewalks, improving public transportation systems, and providing facilities for shared bicycles and electric vehicle charging are feasible measures. Finally, green communities should also focus on protecting the natural environment and increasing green spaces. This includes protecting wetlands, trees, and wildlife, constructing parks, gardens, and green belts to provide residents with recreational spaces, and improving the health of urban ecosystems. These innovative initiatives can help communities achieve ESG goals, improve residents' quality of life, and contribute to the sustainable development of the planet. #ESG绿色建筑 #ESGGreenBuilding #绿色基建 #GreenIntrastructure #ESG能源效 #ESGEnergyEffciency #ESG绿色办公 #ESGGreenOffice
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Moving from carbon-heavy urban #transport to low-carbon alternatives is crucial for a sustainable future. Learn how cities can leverage electric and shared #mobility to alleviate traffic congestion, curb pollution and enhance accessibility.
Clearing the Air: Why Low-Carbon Transportation is Critical for Cities
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It sheds light on the initial resistance people may have towards the idea, yet highlights the numerous benefits such as reduced carbon emissions, decreased air pollution, and fewer road accidents. Rethinking urban transportation for a more sustainable future. #CarFreeCities #Sustainability #UrbanTransportation
People Hate the Idea of Car-Free Cities—Until They Live in One
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We are dedicated to the environment in every project we take on; prioritising waste reduction, conserving energy and promoting green spaces. 🌱 Our mission is to construct not just homes, but a sustainable future for the generations ahead. 🌎 https://lnkd.in/g_hX-2Zm #merarealestate #sustainability #greenliving #greenspaces #sustainablefuture #businessdevelopment #realestatedevelopment #landplanning
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Did you know that 80% of Americans now call urban areas home? 🏙️ That's a 6.4% jump from 2010 to 2020! 📈 But, as more and more people are choosing to live in cities, congestion and pollution are on the rise. 🚛💨 According to the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the transportation sector is the largest contributor of greenhouse gases, responsible for 28% of the carbon pollutants that clog America's air. 😷 At #YunexTrafficUSA, we've got our sleeves rolled up and are taking action! 💪 We're all about securing a cleaner, greener future for our families. 👨👩👧👦 This is why we've woven sustainability into every solution we create, making it a breeze for traffic managers to tackle congestion and environmental issues at once. 🌱 But hey, we're not looking to go solo on this mission. 🤝 We're actively scouting for partners who share our passion. Dive into our latest article to see just how we're making a difference and explore how we could team up to create a better world together! 🌲🌳🌴 https://lnkd.in/eBHj4z_9 #MoveGreener #Sustainability #TrafficManagement #Emissions #ThisIsITS
Creating Sustainable Solutions and Reducing Carbon Emissions for Your Family and Ours
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🌱🛣️ Sustainability meets Innovation! 🌱🛣️ Asphalt isn't just a road material; it's a solution that works hand in hand with the environment. From lining drinking water reservoirs to supporting fish habitats, asphalt's versatility and eco-friendly nature make it one of the top choices for sustainable infrastructure. Let's pave the way to a greener future together! #SustainabilityAdvantage #AsphaltInnovation #EnvironmentallyFriendly #asphaltadvantages 🌍🛤️" https://bit.ly/3nKxqE6
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🌍 Today is Earth Overshoot Day in the Netherlands, and sadly, that's no April Fool's joke. This sobering reality highlights the urgent need for sustainable action, especially in the real estate sector. If everyone lived like we do in the Netherlands, we would exhaust all renewable resources the Earth can provide in a year. We would need a staggering 4 Earths to sustainably supply everyone with enough resources. But there's hope. By focusing on making real estate more sustainable, we can significantly reduce our environmental footprint. Here are some actions we can take: 1. Invest in energy-efficient buildings with sustainable materials and renewable energy sources. 2. Implement water-saving technologies and green landscaping practices. 3. Prioritize recycling and waste reduction during construction and operation phases. 4. Promote eco-friendly transportation options and connectivity to public transit. 5. Encourage green building certifications and standards to ensure sustainability goals are met. We are committed to helping you decrease your environmental footprint. Our team specializes in sustainable real estate solutions tailored to your needs. #EarthOvershootDay #SustainableRealEstate
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Zero-emission Zones Are Helping Some Cities Fight Pollution With growing urban populations and increases in cars, trucks and buses, cities are poised to experience more harmful pollution threatening people’s health and livelihoods. But some cities around the world are turning to an emerging solution called zero-emission zones (ZEZs). These are designated small areas of about 1.5 square miles to 11 square miles inside large cities in Europe, Asia and North America where only zero-emission vehicles (such as electric cars and trucks), pedestrians and bikes are granted unrestricted access, with gas and diesel vehicles either prohibited or forced to pay an access fee. What Are the Pros and Cons of Zero-emission Zones? The policy, which requires limited public funds, considerably reduces emissions and can bring additional environmental and economic benefits. For example, research shows that ZEZs can reduce most tailpipe nitrogen dioxide emissions from trucks — a major source of air pollution. Further, carefully-conceived ZEZs are expected to reduce the number of cars on the road making cities less congested and helping spur the market for more zero-emission vehicles. Although city leaders often like the idea of ZEZs, they are also daunted by the possible negative socioeconomic impacts of the policy. For example, the high costs of new zero-emission vehicles or access to transportation may impact low-income residents and vulnerable groups living in the zones, who need to get to work or school. Or small freight carriers may not be able to reach their customers, disrupting the supply of food and other goods. Overcoming Barriers: Lessons from Zero-emission Zones Leaders Still, even though ZEZs are still a nascent approach with some knots to untangle, several cities are beginning to implement them. A WRI report, “Feasibility of Zero-Emission Freight Zones: Scenario Analysis and Risk Assessment,” shows only about a dozen cities around the world have officially implemented or announced formal proposals to pilot ZEZs. Currently, these cities include Rotterdam and Amsterdam in the Netherlands, London and Oxford in England, Brussels in Belgium, Santa Monica and Los Angeles in the United States, Oslo in Norway and the cities of Shenzhen, Foshan, Dongguan and Hangzhou in China. Read on at https://lnkd.in/dn8W9t6j.
Zero-emission Zones Are Helping Some Cities Fight Pollution
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🌱✨ Today, on National Energy Conservation Day, let's renew our commitment to a greener future. Every watt saved is a step towards sustainability. As professionals, let's implement, and inspire energy-efficient practices in our workplaces, houses and local communities. Small changes lead to big impacts. #EnergyConservationDay #Sustainability #GreenFuture #climatechange 💡🌏
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3wI agree!