Championing diversity and inclusion requires courage, provocation, smart goals

Cultivating a culture of inclusion is easier said than done even in organizations with mature programs. And with the workforce shifting dramatically in recent years given the rise in technology and four generations learning to work together, the task remains for most diversity and inclusion leaders, quite monumental.

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Not pulp fiction: Absolut, Coca-Cola and the paper bottle project

The two brands are part of a ‘pioneer community’ that also includes Carlsberg and L’Oreal.

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Not pulp fiction: Absolut, Coca-Cola and the paper bottle project

Episode 191: DuPont melds innovation and tech, climate conundrum for shipping, steel

Featured this week: Alexa Dembek, the chief technology and sustainability officer for DuPont, and Ned Harvey, managing director at Rocky Mountain Institute.

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ConnectAll.org Makes Technology More Accessible Than Ever

Ah, the digital age. We are in such an exhilarating whirlwind of technology and digital development. New systems and products are unveiled what seems like every day. Yet even those with the resources to purchase the latest products have a difficult…

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What impressed you most about 2016?

Innovators in technology and sustainability from corporations, cities and startups revealed insights about war and peace, for the year in the rear-view mirror.

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Steve Pullins of Hitachi on technology, social innovation and things that matter

A 20+ year sustainability executive talks about the intersection of technology and sustainability in the context of social innovation and the opportunities that microgrids provide to accelerate corporates and community resilience.

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Mark Hatch on how the maker movement democratizes innovation

It’s not just about “doing it yourself,” or about how things get made. The maker movement is about revolutionizing how we reimagine things, prototype them and distribute them to the world. Here’s what it means to the manufacturing, tech and retail sectors.

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How to Buy an Eco-Friendly Roof

The roofs over our heads have long been neglected when it comes to sustainable living. They are such an essential, long-lasting part of our lives that it’s easy to forget about them. While advances in technology and thinking have produced some…

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Top 7 Wearable Technology Concepts of 2014 (Vote for the Coolest)

  The intersection of technology and fashion was a recurring theme for 2014. Solar power, energy generators, and 3D printing are just some of the ideas that blew us away this year. We’ve rounded up our favorite wearable technology concepts from the past year, and now you can vote to select the absolute coolest of them all. READ MORE > Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: best of 2014 , ecouterre , wearable technology

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Taking your Compliance Program from Good to Great

The Best of Forum series features encore webinar presentations of the top-rated sessions from the 20th Annual EHS Management Forum. These interactive presentations are peer-led case studies from leading companies that represent the latest in EHS and sustainability management. If you missed the Forum, this series is a cost effective way to benchmark your program, ask questions, and share the Forum experience with your team.

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