What role can the built environment play in the energy transition? How can businesses innovate to pursue financial opportunities AND protect the climate? And how can we transform capitalism to reward business for benefiting people and the planet? Roger Ballentine will discuss how players in the built environment space can harness climate capitalism and why this transformation is, in fact, necessary, at Green Builder‘s Sustainability Symposium on April 21st.

Attendees will also hear presentations on building electrification, the ESG imperative, and how manufacturers and building professionals can innovate to advance decarbonization.

Register here for Green Builder Media’s Sustainability Symposium 2022 on April 21st at 12pm ET.

The recent IPCC report is unequivocal in saying that it will be nearly impossible to keep climate warming under 1.5°C without substantial carbon removal efforts, and even difficult to stay under 2°C without it as well. Nature-based solutions, such as forest carbon offsets, are the most readily available removal technology and can offer a scalable solution to companies looking to mitigate their climate impact. Yet, not all carbon offset credits are created equal. As companies set and pursue ambitious emissions reductions goals, how can they impactfully integrate high-quality carbon offsets into a corporate net-zero strategy?

Roger Ballentine, Green Strategies, and Jennifer Jenkins, NCX, will explore this question of natural capital and how to ensure measurable impact from forest carbon projects during this webcast hosted by GreenBiz on April 21st at 3pm EST.

For more details and to register, please head to GreenBiz.