Pass offsets onto consumers? It works for Amazon, Netflix and Uber
Reducing the carbon footprint of what we buy isn’t easy, but the opportunity for impact is substantial
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Reducing the carbon footprint of what we buy isn’t easy, but the opportunity for impact is substantial
Years ago, I used to rant in this blog about how Americans said they wanted to buy greener cleaning products....
"Climate is changing. Food and agriculture must too."
Follow the money. It is the motto of investigative journalists everywhere.
Fossil fuel companies hold vast oil, gas and coal reserves that help determine their market value.
Fits and starts are all too common in the sustainability world.
Last year, the Internet of things accounted for just a small portion of the $132 billion in sales generated by telecommunications giant Verizon — if all goes well, the company might cross the $1 billion threshold in annual sales for this business within the 12 months.
The Internet of Things (IoT) promises to reduce energy consumption, transform the way our businesses operate and in general improve the quality of life for billions of people.
We continue to overspend our budget when it comes to freshwater resources globally. No country is immune; this is not just a challenge for arid regions.
Let's face it, the climate community just got "Romneyed."