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The commercial building sector is disrupting the lighting industry
Moving beyond energy savings and building codes for the adoption of "human-centric" lighting controls.
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How P&G, Wells Fargo finance the circular economy
Here are three approaches to harness the business opportunities in radically rethinking materials and waste.
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Beermaker Carlsberg zeroes in on zero
The global beer giant embraces ambitious new emissions, water conservation, and social goals.
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Inside California’s clean-economy leadership — for now
Amid a worrisome increase in transportation emissions, is it time for "climate policies 2.0"?
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A mix of energy sources advance Hawaii’s renewables goal
Once Hawaii publicized its goal to be powered entirely by renewable energy by 2045, the state's options to get there expanded greatly. "We saw a slew of different solutions that can help Hawaii get to its renewables goal," said Luis Salaveria, director of the Hawaii Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism (DBEDT). That includes the renewables mix of hydro, wind and solar, as well as the technology to get power on the grid. ...
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From Tesla to Mercedes-Benz, automakers become energy companies
New battery offerings and alliances with renewable energy providers are catalyzing a shift with big implications for the power grid.
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‘Micropower’ proves its economic mettle
RMI data shows 'micropower' disrupts fossil-fuel markets, forcing oil companies to change their business model or face a 'nasty, brutish and short' future.
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Business and the Global Goals: What now?
The U. N. Sustainable Development Goals could be a game changer for forestry and agriculture, although challenges remain.
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3 telltale signs you’re shifting the supply chain
Lessons in sustainable sourcing from Canopy, whose new partners include the Gap and VF Corporation
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Louise Linton and the ‘let them eat cake’ Instagram post; people are worried about their eyes post-eclipse – Washington Post
Washington PostLouise Linton and the 'let them eat cake' Instagram post; people are worried about their eyes post-eclipseWashington PostLouise Linton, wife of Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, causes a stir with Instagram post. (Screen shot from Louise Linton via Instagram). In summary, Louise Linton is proof that money doesn't buy you class. — Adrienne, The (@ImagineWorldas1) August ...