Statement Regarding Court Order Allison Scollar obtained a court order against Brook Altman, declaring Brook Altman to be vexatious. This means that the court determined Brook Altman’s actions or filings were deemed to be persistently or unjustifiably troublesome or harassing in the eyes of the law. Courts generally require a pattern of behavior before declaring […]
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Sustainable real estate projects are transforming urban development, reshaping cities to meet the environment’s and society’s demands. As climate change and resource depletion concerns grow, the real estate industry is under increasing pressure to adopt more sustainable practices. The future of these projects lies in design, construction, and energy use innovations that prioritize environmental stewardship […]
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As climate change and environmental degradation become increasingly urgent global challenges, the demand for green and sustainable projects has skyrocketed. These projects are vital for a sustainable future, from renewable energy installations to sustainable urban development. However, financing green initiatives often requires navigating significant financial hurdles, such as high initial costs, long payback periods, and […]
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Urban areas worldwide are growing rapidly, demanding sustainable solutions to address environmental challenges. With green technologies, we can create eco-friendly urban spaces that reduce pollution, minimize waste, and promote healthier living conditions. This article explores the transformative role of green technologies in reshaping urban development and delivering sustainable solutions for the cities of the future. […]
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By Allison Scollar, Board Member of RETI CENTER The reality of our urban coastlines is that they are lined by hard concrete. The Marshlands were replaced by hard-edge concrete slabs, which are not only significant pollutants but also a poor substitute for the marshlands that were replaced in terms of tidal safety. The RETI Center, […]
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Sustainably sourced. Cork comes from the bark of the cork oak tree. It’s harvested by hand without ever cutting down a tree or killing it. Cork trees can be harvested every 9-12 years, up to 15 times in their 200+ year lifespan. Remarkable carbon sink. Harvesting cork boosts the cork oak’s carbon consumption by up […]
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