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Ranjit Gunewardane

We are now in a climate emergency. The 2021 IPCC Report stated it is "unequivocal that human influence has warmed the atmosphere and land". The built environment sector has a vital role to play in responding to climate emergencies. With buildings currently responsible for 40% of global carbon emissions, decarbonizing the sector is one of the most cost-effective ways to mitigate the worst effects of climate breakdown. READ MORE

Matt McClelland

With a growing understanding of the hospitality industry's impact on the environment coupled with a demand from consumers to see businesses engaging in sustainable practices, we've seen hotels embrace practices that range from green design to recycling programs to energy-saving technologies. In today's environment it's both essential and easy to implement eco-friendly practices so we'll focus on the tactics being employed. READ MORE

Josh Stuhr

With several hoteliers globally making the push toward implementing eco-friendly practices, sustainable renovations are at the forefront of a greener world. Enveloped by six world-class ski resorts, the sustainably renovated, newly launched AC Hotel Frisco Colorado has continued to make strides in the community finding innovative ways to go green while driving tourism and building a culture of sustainability. READ MORE

Mary Holt

With pandemic-induced slowdowns behind us, travel and leisure have returned with a vengeance and the hospitality industry is undergoing a design renaissance. For leading hotel and hospitality brands, guest priorities more than ever must include considerations for health, safety, durability, cleanable and sanitary surfaces, and a commitment to reducing environmental harm in everything from operations to materials selection. READ MORE

Philip  Ballard

This article takes a fresh and unique take on the global environmental sustainability discussion, including a call to eliminate the doomsday rhetoric and to avoid greenwashing. The author argues that we need fewer surveys, studies, and reports, and more focus on how we can help individual hotel owners and operators with sustainability basics. READ MORE

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