Net Zero Cities: Climate action requires small, large business sustainability
Editor’s note: The name of the speaker from E Source was incorrect in the original version of this report.
LOVELAND — Driving reductions in carbon emissions necessary to reduce climate impacts may have been jumpstarted by electrical utilities decarbonizing the grid, but reaching climate targets will require sustainability practices by both small and large businesses.
A Climate Action Bootcamp panel at BizWest’s Net Zero Cities event held Wednesday at the Ranch in Loveland explored practical strategies for climate action that businesses of all sizes could use to assist in the effort.
The panel, moderated by Rudy Verner, partner at Boulder law firm…
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