The other day I came across a blog post from Greenbiz.com titled “15 for ’15: The surprising breakthroughs of 2015.” These breakthroughs were noted by sustainability thought-leaders. Before briefly characterizing and linking the piece, I offer 2 items not on …
2015 coming to an end… Nature Sacred and a Greenbiz post. Read more »
Opening drum roll definitely a musical riff on the work of Gene Krupa. Or, was it Buddy Rich? No matter, this video is to enjoy for pure entertainment and its location in a portal to war and sacrifice for many …
As I draft this post, the climate talks in Paris are coming down to the wire. In the Winter 2015 issue of “Columbia Magazine” is a piece where Scott Barrett, a professor of natural resources economics there, is interviewed. He’s internationally …
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(I prepared the following piece for a news outlet that lost its funding too soon thereafter.) “Resilience” read the sign board at the historic African-American Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church, a modest 2-story structure in a minority neighborhood near my office in …
(First in an occasional series…) Goldman Sachs (GS), the venerated Wall Street multinational investment banking firm, first embraced environmental stewardship in 2005 when it established its “Environmental Policy Framework.” A prominently featured statement at its website is: “We remain dedicated …
Greenwash or Raw Milk for Big Business? Inside Goldman Sachs. Read more »