Climate Change: Talking to Consumers
I spent the day at the Corporate Climate Response Conference in New York City. The talks were mostly from executives from well-known companies (Wal-Mart, AMD,
I spent the day at the Corporate Climate Response Conference in New York City. The talks were mostly from executives from well-known companies (Wal-Mart, AMD,
The U.S. President of Shell, John Hofmeister, is on a 50-city speaking tour to talk about energy. One of his key messages, according to an
Some additional tidbits and thoughts that came out of Sustainable Innovation ’06 in Chicago. 3) The world is “turbulent,” and businesses and society need to
Yesterday I spoke at the Sustainable Innovation ’06 Conference, which was thrown by the Centre for Sustainable Design in England and hosted by the Stuart
Just a quick station note. You can now sign up for my blog via email at the blog or at feedburner here
I’m seeing lots of talk about Arnold Schwarzenegger and California’s stance on climate change. And for good reason. The state is pushing the envelope and
I recently switched my online travel bookings from Travelocity to Expedia. Why? Because of a small, but innovative partnership Expedia launched with Terrapass, a company
Levi’s recently announced the upcoming launch of jeans made from 100% organic cotton. Starting in November, Levi’s high end “Capital E” clothing line would include
I had the pleasure of attending an event yesterday hosted by DuPont in Washington, D.C.. The company was announcing its new 2015 Sustainability Goals (see
This seems to be a burning question lately with BP’s very well-publicized pipeline problems in Prudhoe Bay, Alaska which shut down a major source of