Can Stuffstr become the Uber for stuff?
Recently, I wrote a post for GreenBiz where, among other things, I mused about the circular economy
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What next for Colorado’s home-grown carbon offset program?
Colorado resident Sandra Laursen was looking for a way to reduce her own personal greenhouse gas emissions, and today her car sports a Project C license plate that reads "advancing clean energy."
Can zero-energy buildings become the norm?
The energy landscape in the U.S. has been shifting towards cleaner energy sources, which is indicative of societal mindfulness of the need for sustainable development that ensures maintenance of a healthy environment for generations to come.
6 ways to personally divest from fossil fuels
A couple years ago, I began to discuss the idea that the end of the internal combustion era finally was in sight, along with the overall rapid decline of a fossil fuel-driven world.
4 reasons net-zero energy should start with schools
Can we afford to teach our children?
Presidio Graduate School acquires Pinchot University — powerhouse, anybody?
Presidio Graduate School (PGS) and Pinchot University, the two universities most distinguished for their sustainability management programs, announced they've joined forces, with San Francisco-based PGS acquiring metro Seattle-based Pinchot.
Here’s what a global treaty on plastics should look like
Plastics have boosted our economy because they are versatile, cheap and durable.
How sustainability leaders deal with bullies
I cut my teeth on sustainability pressure in the late 1980s, when McDonald’s for the first time was attacked and vilified — at the time, over packaging and waste.
Have biomaterials reached a tipping point?
The untapped potential for biotechnology to solve myriad sustainability challenges is drawing the attention of forward-thinking companies across industries.
How three-day weekends can help save the world (and us, too)
Almost everyone enjoys a bank holiday. A three-day weekend means more time to spend with family and friends, to go out and explore the world and to relax from the pressures of working life.
