By Robert Boyer [Posted initially on PlanCharlotte.org] More cycling in Charlotte is good for you, even if you never mount a bicycle. More butts on…
We’re pleased to announce the publication of our special issue of Sustainability: Science, Practice and Policy, based on presentation from 2015’s INSS conference. The issue includes…
FROM FIELD TO FORK Food Ethics for Everyone Paul B. Thompson (Oxford | June 5th 2015 | Hardcover | 344 pages | $21.95 | ISBN:…
Those at the 2015 INSS conference in Charlotte had the opportunity to work with INSS member Angel Hjarding on her Butterfly Highway project. We had…
– Guest post by Mike Lizotte, University Sustainability Officer at UNC Charlotte The University of North Carolina Charlotte has published its first sustainability report, entitled…
Shiela’s research looks at the assessment of sustainability for civil engineering infrastructure projects, with a focus on the planning and the delivery (design, construction, commissioning…
This post is another in our series presenting member research, focused primarily on the many insightful posters presented at this year’s conference. by Robert Boyer…
Last night, I was asked to participate in a Keeping Watch panel discussion on urban agriculture in Charlotte along with Henry Owen, who talked about his…
This post is another in our series presenting member research, focused primarily on the many insightful posters presented at this year’s conference. Jose Quispe Acosta…
This year’s INSS conference included many really exciting attendees, and we were fortunate that many presented their current projects in our poster session. Jonny Hankins…
