The case for valuing carbon is growing louder (even though ‘tax’ is still a dirty word)
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Is your company prepared?
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The case for valuing carbon is growing louder (even though ‘tax’ is still a dirty word)
Safe and round: How healthier materials factor into a circular economy
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Materials must be designed so that the molecules can be continuously reused — but that’s far easier said than done.
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What role do incubators play in the clean economy?
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“Humanizing the startup process” can be one step toward a circular economy.
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What role do incubators play in the clean economy?
What sub-Saharan Africa shows us about serving communities that are ‘under the grid’
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Entrepreneurs are increasingly investing in clean minigrids to cover unreliable utility services.
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Measuring progress to SDGs with a chemicals management survey
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We worry about our carbon footprints. What about our chemical footprints?
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Measuring progress to SDGs with a chemicals management survey
Financing a new, climate-friendly metropolis
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Will smart city projects with longer-term benefits weaken credit ratings?
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Financing a new, climate-friendly metropolis
The new (life)style: how S’well reusable bottles are proving sustainability can be stylish
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For the fastest woman-owned company in the US, designing a versatile green product meant being flexible.
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The new (life)style: how S’well reusable bottles are proving sustainability can be stylish
How Philips became a pioneer of circularity-as-a-service
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Don’t forget to consider business model innovation from the consumer’s point of view.
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How Philips became a pioneer of circularity-as-a-service
Can we do business in the doughnut economy?
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5 ways businesses can go from “do what pays” to “do no harm” to “do more good.”
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Can we do business in the doughnut economy?
What’s the value of a clean beach? Here’s how economists do the numbers
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Dirty or dangerous beaches don’t just cost to clean up — they also cost in lost recreational spending.
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