Earth911 Podcast: Talking Carbon Offsets With Cool Effect’s Blake Lawrence

Carbon emissions continue to accumulate, affecting the world’s weather patterns … The post Earth911 Podcast: Talking Carbon Offsets With Cool Effect’s Blake Lawrence appeared first on Earth 911.

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Earth911 Podcast: David Wolff, Creator of the Mini Reef

More algae blooms and red tides are affecting the grassy … The post Earth911 Podcast: David Wolff, Creator of the Mini Reef appeared first on Earth 911.

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Earth911 Podcast: David Wolff, Creator of the Mini Reef

Seaweed Offers Kelping Hand for Biofuels

Fast-growing kelp could provide greener fuels without affecting the world’s food supply.

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SolarReserve Banks on Storing Heat from the Sun

SolarReserve bids to make solar energy more competitive by storing heat until it’s needed.

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SolarReserve Banks on Storing Heat from the Sun

View from the C-Suite: DSM CEO Feike Sijbesma

Heather King talks with the CEO of the Netherlands’ life sciences and materials sciences giant about the importance of biotech to sustainability, second-generation bio fuels, and the ‘green legacy’ of Dutch companies.

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The Future (and Past) of the ‘Office of the Future’

Thirty years after the publication of my book on the health effects of office environments, things have changed significantly, though some things haven’t.  

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The Future (and Past) of the ‘Office of the Future’

Searching for Good News in the Sputtering Green Economy

Results of GreenBiz’s twice-annual survey of corporate sustainability spending and trends.

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Searching for Good News in the Sputtering Green Economy

How SC Johnson Cut Its Emissions by 27% in 5 Years

S.C. Johnson exceeded its most recent greenhouse gas reduction goal by more than three times thanks to renewable energy and a system at its largest manufacturing plant that uses landfill byproducts in place of coal.

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