Vita Nuova is proud to host the Sustainability Series, an ongoing series of webinars focused on sustainable development topics. The webinars are held on the last Friday of the month for one hour and feature various industry experts who host diverse sustainability discussions. The webinars are FREE and open to all!

To view the current schedule and to register, click here.

Recent webinars have focused on the following topics:

• Ecological Revitalization: Turning Contaminated Properties into Community Assets
• Integrating Sustainability into a Regional Plan
• The Role of Green Roofs in Sustainable Design
• Building an Effective US Carbon Market
• Renewable Energy in the US: An Update
• Using Sustainability to Improve Remediation Decisions
• Reducing Carbon Emissions Through Inter-Municipal Cooperation
• Creating a Sustainable Future for a Small Town

The Vita Nuova Journal is an online blog dedicated to providing the latest news and analysis of sustainability issues. The Journal covers trends in revitalization, from federal policy issues to sustainable agriculture practices. Designed to stimulate conversation and discussion around important issues of revitalization and green practices, the Journal serves as a community and forum for emerging sustainability practices.

The journal is moderated by Lauren Thomas, Sustainability Coordinator for Vita Nuova, and Abbie Emison, Environmental Planner for Vita Nuova.

Click here to view the journal.

Pax in Terra was started by the founders of Vita Nuova to help the more than 1 billion people who wake up every morning not knowing where their next meal will come from achieve Sustainable Human Development. While only in its infancy, we hope that as Vita Nuova grows the knowledge and resources can be shared with those in need around the world.

Pax In Terra is a registered 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the dignity of the human person through the development of sustainable communities.

Pax in Terra aims to help disadvantaged communities adapt to the impacts of global climate change and other environmental challenges by creating a voluntary network of technical experts in sustainable development that support projects around the world. The organization provides monetary support and other resources for the revitalization of these communities and creates educational forums where best practices can be communicated and shared with communities, non-profit organizations and governmental entities.

For more information, please visit: www.paxinterra.org