What Sustainability Should Learn from Steve Jobs
Sustainability thinkers take note: Steve Jobs didn’t ask what customers wanted…he told them.
October 10, 2011
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Sustainability thinkers take note: Steve Jobs didn’t ask what customers wanted…he told them.
I believe in science and fact. Climate change is real and the evidence is overwhelming. It’s time for Climate Reality…
President Obama made a huge mistake by ignoring science on smog and ozone pollution…weaker regulations hurt business in the long run…
The Marcellus Shale natural gas deposit is apparently smaller than we thought…Maybe we should focus on renewables…
Trillions of dollars of product sit in inventory, wasting money and material…
One of the true leaders of the sustainability movement, and a personal hero, Ray Anderson, passed away on Monday. A few thoughts about what Ray meant to sustainability history and to me personally.
Check out this new report from the CDP on why cloud computing is greener.
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?
