When it comes to advancing climate solutions in Georgia, the business community has both the resources and the reach to make a significant impact. That idea is the driving force behind the Drawdown Georgia Business Compact, a collaborative initiative housed at the Ray C. Anderson Center for Sustainable Business at Georgia Tech.
In this important conversation, longtime climate justice activist Eriqah Vincent sat down with David Eady, the Compact’s organizer and director of industry engagement at Georgia Tech, to talk about how this growing network of companies is working together to scale climate solutions that make sense for Georgia’s economy, environment, and communities.
Read the blog here and watch the video below.
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