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Existing sustainability certifications do not consider the impacts on communities and environments. Certifications like LEED, BREEAM, Green do not consider the concept that community preservation, environmental regeneration, and culture. Instead, these certifications take on a permissive sustainability approach that grants the operations of businesses to operate despite their contribution to gentrification, homelessness, and displacement of communities.

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Over the course of this module, I will build out these 5 pillars.

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Mass production, automation, and rapid technological change have many hidden downsides. Building and operating the necessary factories and infrastructure drives pollution, harsh labor conditions, resident displacement, and gentrification.

Given the long history of extracting from marginalized communities, exploitation becomes the default. The result is an inequitable system where certain neighborhoods and ecosystems absorb disproportionate harm.

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Meetings with developers and leaders

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In the end, we will have a developed GREEN Label frame-work that centers the community's voice where it is implemented. Companies who seek to operate in certain areas (tbd) will have to have a GL seal. Having the seal means they have to agree to a set of guidelines in order to operate or build in that area.