In this episode, we talk with Elizabeth Weaver Engel, M.A., CAE, chief strategist at Spark Consulting, about why it's crucial for associations to take action on climate change and sustainability. Elizabeth highlights the importance of measuring and actively reducing carbon footprints, urging associations to move beyond relying on carbon offsets. She shares examples of innovative practices within the association space and encourages organizations to set small, attainable goals while leveraging their collective power to advocate for impactful environmental policy changes.
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Download Engel's whitepaper "The Time Is Now: Association Resilience and Adaptation and the Anthropocene Climate Disruption" here: https://associationclimateactioncoalition.com/#a7ae98d1-c60d-498b-a24a-ffba1d37c821
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