“SUSTAINABILITY” OVERUSED?

?Sustainability means different things to different people,? says Forsite?s Tom McKittrick. Leading the way on the project locally known as ?ReVenture,? Tom is way past  recycling bottles and cans. He's talking about ways to promote the reuse of scrap metal from existing buildings and co-mingling green-minded tenants in clean-energy buildings. He describes the current waste stream as the fossil fuel of tomorrow. ?We need to have conversations about what to do with waste besides bury it in a hole.? To hear more, join Tom at our Bisnow Sustainability Summit Sept. 26 at the Westin Charlotte.

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