Join us to learn more about the Vulcan Materials (Virginia Concrete) Air Quality Permit. During this meeting, DOEE's Air Quality team will provide an overview of the new permit, changes from the previous permit, and the agency's response to the public comments received on the draft permit.
Please register: Clearing the Air: Vulcan Materials Air Quality Permit Tickets, Thursday, November 19 • 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM EST | Eventbrite
The Leadership Council meets quarterly to discuss and advise on the District's Anacostia River Sediment Project (ARSP). Assembled in September 2014, the Leadership Council consists of 21 high-level local, state, and federal government officials and environmental leaders who support the Mayor's vision for a fishable and swimmable river.
Where:
The Commission on Climate Change and Resiliency was established in 2016 by act of Council to assess the impacts of the changing climate and potential impacts of adverse weather events, the District's ability to mitigate and adapt to climate change, and the status of the District's ability to prepare, plan for, absorb, recover from, and adapt to adverse events.
This virtual workshop will provide environmental technical assistance and tools through product demonstrations, District small business incentives and an opportunity to engage in the future of the Districts’ automotive Industry. Join us for this great opportunity.
Who Should Attend?
As more and more businesses return their workers to offices and places of business, there are several ways that you can avoid and address challenges that may have happened in that space over the last year.
“Sustainability is about balancing the environmental, economic, and social needs of the District of Columbia today as well as the needs of the next generation, and the one after that.”
- Mayor Bowser
Attend the 2021 Sustainability Awards!
RSVP to join us on April 28 at 4pm for a virtual celebration >>
About the District's Sustainability Awards
The goal of “Clearing the Air” is to give the public an inside look at the District's Air Quality Division, everything from the science of air pollution to the laws and regulations that protect our health from harmful emissions. The workshops are free and open (virtually) to the public. A recording of this workshops will be posted below.
Past Events:
The Leadership Council meets quarterly to discuss and advise on the District's Anacostia River Sediment Project (ARSP). Assembled in September 2014, the Leadership Council consists of 21 high-level local, state, and federal government officials and environmental leaders who support the Mayor's vision for a fishable and swimmable river.
Learn how to apply for a District Sustainability Award, applying tips, the scoring process, and the development of green case studies.
A "Reimagine Outdoor Space" webinar for restaurants - design elements to create inviting outdoor space this Winter.
AGENDA
Moderator -- Mary Lynn Wilhere, Urban Sustainability Administration, Department of Energy and Environment (DOEE)
Featured Presentation
Design an Inviting Space this Winter
Tim Bragan, Principal, Landscape Architecture Bureau, LLC (LAB)
Highlights Include More Solar Energy, Increased Tree Canopy, Anacostia River Clean-up Plan, Green Jobs
PUBLIC NOTICE
Draft Air Quality Permit 6902-R2, Smithsonian Institution, Operation of an existing, non-automotive paint spray booth at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Independence Avenue at 7th Street SW, Washington, DC
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