Episode 163: A ‘ROSI’ path for calculating sustainability ROI

Plus, thoughts on podcasts to add to your audio library of sustainability resources.

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Episode 161: The voices of GreenBiz 19

Inspiration from former NFL football player Ovie Mughelli, and insights from Tiffany & Co.’s chief sustainability and philanthropy officer Anisa Kamadoli Costa. Plus, Morgan Stanley’s Audrey Choi on the mainstreaming of ESG.

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Episode 160: Dialogue on drawdown, why a Microsoft exec took a job at National Geographic

Plus, an excerpt from our interview with former U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, Tom Vilsack.

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Episode 158: 10 trends for green business, DHL delivers EV vision

Plus, why (and how) green loans are becoming a “thing” for sustainability professionals.

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Episode 157: McDonald’s as muse, next-gen cleantech, Honda’s open-garage policy

Plus, what do you get when you cross solar panels with radiative cooling technology? Some Stanford engineers are working on the answer.

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Episode 156: To B or not to B? A bold experiment in reusable consumer packaging

This week, words of wisdom from Danone’s chief sustainability officer, TerraCycle founder Tom Szaky, Marsh & McLennan risk specialist Richard Smith-Bingham and Unilever R&D chief David Blanchard.

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Episode 155: Carbon cowboys, plastics problem solvers

Plus, NRG proposes a simpler way for companies to procure electricity powered by renewables

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America’s pickup truck gets a plug

As sales of heavy-duty vehicles soar, Ford is already creating hybrid electric versions of traditional models.

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The plastics value chain is only as strong as its weakest link

And the weakest link? People.

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Episode 154: Gov. Jerry Brown’s transportation legacy, S.C. Johnson talks transparency

The Rhodium Group released a new report on rising emissions, and circular economy pioneer Bill McDonough on moving the needle.

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