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Communities rise up to draw down on carbon
In early October, county residents overflowed the Marin Showcase Theatre in Northern California for Drawdown: Marin.
This edible packaging will make you reconsider seaweed
Many Westerners don't include seaweed in their regular greens consumption unless they're sushi enthusiasts...
It isn’t strange that cities are leading on climate action
Italy was once not a nation, but a collection of powerful city states, ruled by family dynasties and independent from their formal sovereigns.
Can upcycling really help the oceans?
When oil prices drop, as they have in recent years, recycling profits plummet.
Investors bullish on potential for sustainable infrastructure
Ten months into the Trump administration, private-sector investors are still waiting for clarity on how exactly the feds expect to stimulate $1 trillion in infrastructure spending.
Savvy city planners will be tomorrow’s climate heroes
Cities generate two-thirds of global energy demand and greenhouse-gas emissions, prompting much discussion on the needed role of local authorities in combating climate change.
Getting unstuck on the climate change debate
Look at the people around you. Look at the people across this amazing country.
Seafood traceability swims into Silicon Valley
Forget the romantic image of a lonely fisherman chasing his catch on the open water.
Think ahead to this $2 trillion opportunity
In 2017, Closed Loop Partners conducted a study, with support from the Goldman Sachs Center for Environmental Markets and Wells Fargo Foundation, of the capital landscape supporting circular supply chains in North America.
