A resource guide that presents helpful information for installation leaders who seek to work with local government officials to address encroachment, compatible land use and other sustainability issues that threaten the testing and training mission. It was developed by the International City/County Management Association and the National Association of Counties in partnership with the Sustainable Ranges Initiative in the Office of the Secretary of Defense.

This resource contains a series of materials and instructions to help both rural and small water and wastewater systems and service providers market and conduct workshops based on the Rural and Small Systems Guidebook to Sustainable Utility Management.

As global business faces new and complex challenges and opportunities, our science-based approach and targeted business solutions aim to scale up business impact. They target the realization of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through six work programs, circular economy, cities and mobility, climate and energy, food and nature, people, and redefining value to achieve systems transformation.

The list consists of properties forming part of the cultural and natural heritage which the World Heritage Committee considers as having outstanding universal value. As of 10 June 2010, these properties include 689 cultural, 176 natural, and 25 mixed properties in 148 States Parties.

In November 2003, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (WPAFB) initiated an aggressive recycling project with the US Army Corp of Engineers (USACE) to reutilize and recycle as much material from the demolition of a 280,000 ft2 facility. This effort resulted in 82% of the demolition debris being diverted from the solid waste stream catapulting WPAFB to receive the prestigious MVP2 Award from the National Pollution Prevention Roundtable in 2004. A key component of this effort was recycling ceiling tiles.

Dave Dalton, Environmental Protection Specialist consolidating ceiling tiles at WPAFB.

In the first year of the Biden-Harris Administration, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency took significant steps forward in tackling the climate crisis, advancing environmental justice, protecting the health and safety of communities across the country, and restoring scientific integrity.

The Zero Waste International Alliance has been established to promote positive alternatives to landfill and incineration and to raise community awareness of the social and economic benefits to be gained when waste is regarded as a resource base upon which can be built both employment and business opportunity.

This organization promotes positive alternatives to landfill and incineration and to raise community awareness of the social and economic benefits to be gained when waste is regarded as a resource base upon which can be built both employment and business opportunity.