News
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Microsoft, Facebook take the plunge with novel cloud cooling approaches
The new technologies could allow data centers to be installed in far more remote locations than ever before.
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Is your company ready for a driverless electric shuttle?
Autonomous shuttles on corporate campuses could really move the market.
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Rebuilding the Caribbean: a proposal for tourism with purpose
By rewarding potential visitors for donations meant to accelerate infrastructure rebuilds, damaged islands could start filling hotel rooms more quickly.
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Market analysts find green economy market cap matches fossil fuel sector
A new report from FTSE Group finds that sustainable investments have grown as the fossil fuel sector has shrunk, presenting a massive opportunity.
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Are we deranged, or just delusional?
A pair of sci-fi books illuminate our perilous path ahead.
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‘We are still in’ is a hashtag and a movement
The best of live interviews from GreenBiz events. In this episode: How American businesses, from WWF to Ceres to Microsoft to Ingersoll Rand, are still proving their commitments to the Paris Agreement's climate goals.
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Sustainability governance is integrated governance
Nowhere is this integration more important than on corporate boards. Here are four ideas for solving the puzzle.
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Millennials and sustainability management: Erb Institute’s Terry Nelidov
Sense of entitlement or shifting to a purpose? Wisdom from the University of Michigan's business-sustainability partnership.
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What Mobility as a Service (MaaS) means for the transportation industry
Shared transit options are revving up, but challenges from users and cities remain.
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How lobsters became victims of the tragedy of the commons
Will New England lobstermen be able to survive the threat of climate change against their generations-old traditions and livelihoods?