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Water Management is the Key to Survival
As the historic drought continues, the need to develop a sensible regional water plan becomes ever more urgent. There has probably never been a more urgent need for a sustainable regional water plan in South Texas than now. With Bexar County‘s population growth of more than 23% over the last decade and Guadalupe County’s by nearly 50% … Continue reading
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According to Public Citizen in Texas writing on May 2, 2013 in “Climate Change Denial vs. Science at Texas Legislature,” just before Earth Day, the House of Representatives once again demonstrated its commitment to protecting the fossil fuel industries that fund many of the members campaigns instead of protecting the people of our state from … Continue reading
Architecture 2030, a non-profit, non-partisan and independent organization, has created “A Nation Under Siege” a series of images which show the dramatic impact of climate change anticipated on sea levels around the U.S. Hover over the aerial photo of Miami and other coastal cities to see how a sea level change of 1 meter will … Continue reading
2013 San Antonio UEA Summit
Be a part of the excitement as San Antonio hosts the 2013 Urban Environmental Accords (UEA) Summit. Hosted by UEA, Sister Cities International, and in collaboration with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the theme of the July 11-13, 2013 summit is "Sustainable Cities and Sustainable Relationships."
Download the Save The Date flyer and Register Now. Visit the San Antonio Urban Environmental Accords Summit 2013 Facebook page.
Breaking News: Policy Maker Breakfast with Darryl Byrd
Policy Maker Breakfast
Our most recent Policy Maker Breakfast was held Friday, May 11, 2013 at 7:30 AM. We hosted Darryl Byrd, CEO of SA2020. Our PMBs are now being co-sponsored with the AIA San Antonio Urban Affairs Committee, co-chaired by Jeff Watson of the AIA and iSA member David Bogle. Check in often for upcoming Policy Maker Breakfast announcements. I hope to see you there.
Bob J. Wise, Jr., AIA
President, imagineSanAntonio
