Episode 93: Embracing hope, converging on climate and circular thinking

In this week’s episode: Van Jones on green jobs, not jails; the renewables revolution; a performance from DJ Spooky and other highlights from VERGE 17.

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Episode 93: Embracing hope, converging on climate and circular thinking

10 things you need to know about the restoration economy

Preparing for climate change means building up the systems that protect our coasts and water. Some of those will be made of steel; others will be made of trees and sand.

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Episode 92: Clean energy buyers shift policy; a risky future

In this week’s episode, why trickle-down sustainability doesn’t work, the state of clean energy buying and what BSR has learned at 25.

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Episode 92: Clean energy buyers shift policy; a risky future

Hip-hop has a message for urban planners

Michael Ford seeks to remix urban architecture to represent diversity and increase minority participation in architecture professions.

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Hip-hop has a message for urban planners

Episode 90: Automakers get energized; diversity in the driver’s seat

In this week’s episode, we dive into World Water Week, three perspectives on financing the circular economy — and how automakers fit into the energy ecosystem.

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The big whiff: How corporate America missed the climate fix

Even the most committed of corporate sustainability leaders are undermining the cause.

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Episode 89: Corporates grow onsite solar; what is ‘climate gentrification’?

In this week’s episode, Expedia takes a community approach to carbon offsets; an interview with Denver’s CSO; is alternative energy dead?

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Episode 89: Corporates grow onsite solar; what is ‘climate gentrification’?

In this week’s episode, Expedia takes a community approach to carbon offsets; an interview with Denver’s CSO; is alternative energy dead?

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Episode 89: Corporates grow onsite solar; what is ‘climate gentrification’?

Episode 88: Salesforce opts into SuperGreen; RE100 surfs change

In this week’s episode: Climate change’s $535 trillion debt; connecting health and human capital; does “An Inconvenient Sequel” live up to the hype?

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Episode 88: Salesforce opts into SuperGreen; RE100 surfs change

Episode 86: Mining’s $16 billion problem; resilient cities rise

In this week’s episode, why mayors are appointing chief resilience officers, cap-and-trade makes a comeback and biomimicry turns 20.

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Episode 86: Mining’s $16 billion problem; resilient cities rise

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