What this site is about
The website has been divided into six separate areas, with some overlap here and there out of necessity. All are arranged alphabetically. The six areas are:
1. Organizations of many types that have something to say with regard to climate action in cities;
a. Global organizations;
b. Organizations with an outlook more limited to the U.S. and North America;
c. those with a Euro-centric approach;
d. Organizations with more of an urban approach, or deal with specific cities;
e. News magazines and YouTube channels which deal with city-level climate matters;
f. Professional associations;
g. Foundations with some level of involvement of funding cities’ climate actions;
h. Organizations devoted to the interests of specific industries;
i. Activist organizations; and
j. Private companies having some level of involvement with cities’ climate action.
b. Organizations with an outlook more limited to the U.S. and North America;
c. those with a Euro-centric approach;
d. Organizations with more of an urban approach, or deal with specific cities;
e. News magazines and YouTube channels which deal with city-level climate matters;
f. Professional associations;
g. Foundations with some level of involvement of funding cities’ climate actions;
h. Organizations devoted to the interests of specific industries;
i. Activist organizations; and
j. Private companies having some level of involvement with cities’ climate action.
2. Cities throughout the world leading by example;
3. Emerging and underutilized technologies;
4. What cities can do, specifically;
5. Topics and terminology to be familiar with; and
6. Financing the desired climate actions.
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