by Yahya E. B. Henry
As the world braces for a tsunami, I’m working to understand this idea of “not being connected” as proposed by a CNN guest. CNN often has so-called ’subject matter experts (SME)’ to support a given news segment. This morning they played host to a Georgia Tech Assistant Professor of Geology. CNN’s [...]
by Andre Blackman
This Monday, December 7th – the world will have it’s eyes focused on the events happening in Copenhagen, Denmark. The hugely anticipated ‘Hopenhagen‘ meeting (otherwise known as the 15th United Nations Climate Change Conference) will bring together global leaders focused on making a unified effort to better the planet. Copenhagen is dubbed as [...]
Copenhagen is fast approaching and little conversation has been given to the role land use has in reducing greenhouse emissions. A Georgia Tech Professor makes a strong argument that land use policy needs to be a top priority.
From Science Daily | Reducing Greenhouse Gases May Not Be Enough To Slow Climate Change
Georgia Tech City and [...]
by James Bedell
As one of the founders and leaders of Build2Sustain I am constantly trying to advocate for the business case for green building renovation. I do this for two reasons, the first, because I believe in it. Efficiency is at the heart of good capitalism and we need our built spaces to be more [...]
By Yahya E. B. Henry
I don’t think I could have chosen a better time to relaunch Aribra.com. The response has been incredible and we’re just getting started. Today is Blog Action Day, the largest social change event on the web and Aribra.com is apart of the effort. Our mission is to bring awareness to the [...]
by Tommy Manuel
I woke up on the morning of October 5th, poured a cup of coffee, and opened the paper. Unusual for me, but I had just arrived in my home state of South Carolina the previous evening from New York. As I enjoyed that tactile experience of holding the printed news in my hand, [...]
If you were to ask three different people the definition of sustainability, you’ll receive three different answers; this is ours. Business structures are moving away from models based solely on economic returns and are now considering the environmental and social returns as well. The tides are shifting.
From Mother Nature Network | Sustainability: What does [...]
by Liz Neves
In the big city, on any given day, anything seems possible. Millions of thinkers, dreamers, and doers exchange ideas, creative sparks, and currency. There are plenty of reasons to be a city dweller – more jobs, much inspiration, more opportunities to help people who need it. But there’s one big drawback to city [...]
by Yahya E. B. Henry
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Aries + Libra = Aribra (uh ree bra)
Aribra represents a convergence on public health, climate change, sustainability and real estate. We believe these issues should be apart of a collective conversation versus separate ones.
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