An all-woman ‘eXXpedition’ into the Great Pacific Garbage Patch

A sailing trip tries to navigate a sea change in ocean plastic.

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An all-woman ‘eXXpedition’ into the Great Pacific Garbage Patch

How game-playing created a sea change for one bay’s stakeholders

Using technology for role-playing was a watershed moment for a group seeking to learn about how to protect the Chesapeake Bay.

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How game-playing created a sea change for one bay’s stakeholders

Innovating a sea change in reducing plastic waste

Can companies and society innovate ways to reduce plastic waste? A diverse group last month in Rio set out to find out.

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Innovating a sea change in reducing plastic waste

Finding well-managed companies: The investor’s holy grail

The further and faster we move into a world of globally interconnected business hypercompetition, the more and more inadequate our traditional analytical tools become.

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Finding well-managed companies: The investor’s holy grail

Vanderlande Industries greens the conveyor belt

For Vanderlande Industries, reducing the environmental impact of its conveyor belts and automated sorters has introduced a sea change in how it designs, sources and markets its products.

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Vanderlande Industries greens the conveyor belt

Go Slow, Stay Low: A Mantra for a Greener Economy

That’s generally the advice when learning how to paddle a canoe. It works equally well for companies trying to successfully navigate a sea change from a consumption-based economy to one that puts greater value in sustainability.

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Go Slow, Stay Low: A Mantra for a Greener Economy