Environmental justice advocates are working to ensure California’s efforts to combat climate change benefit everyone — and then applied nationwide.
Renewables are firmly in the mainstream, but corporates must overcome the barriers to deliver the scale that is needed.
A recent commencement speech for corporate sustainability graduates.
Companies need to spend more time thinking about how climate and environment are going to affect the financial performance of the company, said Lucy Nottingham, director of Marsh & McLennan’s global risk center.
Newsweek |
World's largest airplane is rolled out
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The linear economy poses serious financial, reputational and regulatory risks as resources diminish and demand grows, and more companies recognize that.
Until technology companies address hacking incidents and other security issues, it does little good to talk up the environmental benefits.
The electricity system is about to experience a several-orders-of-magnitude increase in the number of vulnerabilities to cyber-threats.
Sunbury Daily Item |
LOOKING BACK: Three Mile Island nuclear power plant accident
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Washington Post |
FAA seeks $435000 fine against United over plane inspection
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