This week, Monica and Steve sit down and have a frank discussion about Serenbe’s roadmap to achieving net zero carbon emissions. From land conservation and stormwater management to our organic farm, which provides fresh, local food for our residents and restaurants.

sustainability has been built into Serenbe’s community model from the very beginning. Looking ahead, solar energy, transportation, and EV charging are at the forefront of Steve’s mind. In this episode, we explore the human benefits of environmentally friendly practices (ahem, noise pollution and air quality) as well as the challenges.

Show Notes

Community Model: Building for a Net Zero Future by Steve Nygren (Drawdown GA)
Healthy Soil, Healthy Food, Healthy People (Life at Serenbe Blog)
The Water Beneath Us (Life at Serenbe Blog)
LEED rating system (U.S. Green Building System)
EarthCraft Certification
Southface Institute
Geothermal Heating and Cooling (EPA)
How Does Solar Work? (US Department of Energy)
How Georgia Became A Surprising Bright Spot In The U.S. Solar Industry (NPR)

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Land Conservation, Renewable Energy & The Road to Net Zero