Government regulations can, and do, drive innovation — especially in energy efficiency.
I recently contributed to an interesting website/online discussion, built by CNBC and Harvard Business Review (and sponsored by Shell). The topic is Sustainable Mobility and it’s part of a larger series called “Energy Opportunities.”
Can a burger chain profit by asking customers to eat less meat?
Buy local food or eat less meat? Solid lifecycle data to the rescue…
After some missteps with some heavy-handed ads, with polar bears hugging buyers, Nissan finds a solid line of argument for electric cars — they’ll cost less per mile.
Tucked into this year’s Fortune 500 issue is a short article on the annual Rice University Business Plan Super Bowl…If these entrepreneurs are our future business titans, then I’m feeling pretty good about where we’re headed…
The litany of serious weather disruptions cannot be ignored anymore…
Chicago is planning for a warmer future. Texas is praying. Who will be more prepared?
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What can your business learn from the U.S. Navy’s aggressive reductions in energy use?
A quick summary of my last e-newsletter on corporate commitments to renewables…
‘Is the World Better Off Because Your Company Is In It?’: Examining Corporate Climate Responsibility
