Data, AI and the tragedy of the commons
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Are bans the best way to inspire circular business practices?
If you’re new to the world of circular economy, you’ll soon learn that describing the landscape as "dynamic" is an understatement.
Celebrating our energy independence
Remember "energy independence"?
The real benefits of real-time transit data
It’s been a little more than a decade since Google and TriMet, the transit authority for Portland, Oregon, partnered to create a standardized format for scheduled transit data called GTFS.
Is a credit crisis curbing climate action by poor countries?
Climate change is already set to hit some of the world's poorest countries hardest, as changing weather patterns and rising sea levels take hold.
Zen and the Triple Bottom Line
Perhaps you’re too young to recall — or to have read — Robert Pirsig’s 1974 book, "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance."
Why public opinion on climate change matters to business
Today, the business community is sharply divided about whether to take action on climate change.
How to make wealth from waste on a crowded planet
The phrase "fecal sludge business model" probably doesn’t evoke an image of something you’d like to wade right into.
With China in the lead, new obstacles to climate progress are emerging
With the United States backing away from the Paris climate agreement and Europe taking a back seat in international negotiations, China has become the bellwether on global climate change.
How a sustainability summer camp could affect millions of youth
I began thinking about sustainability for the first time in 2008, the year my Eagle Scout son changed my worldview.
