May Mobility CEO Alisyn Malek on first- and last-mile solutions

Autonomous, electric and shared vehicles — also known as the three revolutions — are supposed to be the future. And May Mobility, CEO of Alisyn Malek, is embracing it, having created a self-driving and electric shuttle service that focuses specifically on first and last mile solutions.Focusing on working with existing transportation and community transit, these new vehicles are hoping to work in tandem. “We start with one project in a specific neighborhood to get the community comfortable with the technology, and then look for more opportunities to expand,” she said.

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May Mobility co-founder, Alisyn Malek, on first- and last-mile solutions

Autonomous, electric and shared vehicles — also known as the three revolutions — are supposed to be the future. And  Alisyn Malek,  co-founder and COO of May Mobility, is embracing it, having created a self-driving and electric shuttle service that focuses specifically on first and last mile solutions.

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Episode 143: ING links Paris Agreement principles to loan decisions, Cargill and Campbell’s execs speak up

In this episode, an excerpt from this week’s webcast about new GreenBiz research on the future of the sustainability profession. Plus, the second it our series on champion of clean energy equity.

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How the Field Museum accelerated sustainability

Looking to the future became key to preserving the past. Plus, three holistic actions your organization can take.

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How the Field Museum accelerated sustainability

RE100: Greener companies are outperforming their peers

A new report shows financial success for businesses leading in renewables, but it’s unclear if they’re already market leaders or if it’s due to their climate-friendly policies.

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RE100: Greener companies are outperforming their peers

Alternative fuels and technologies in accelerating clean energy in transport

Decarbonizing Hawaii’s ground transportation commitments are not only about electrification. What technologies are currently ready and available for implementation in spaces where electrification is not yet viable? What other fuels are going to be available in the coming years? What is the future trajectory of alternative fuel technologies and when will they be cost-effective?

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Alternative fuels and technologies in accelerating clean energy in transport

CSR is dead: Long live sustainability as corporate strategy

The once and the future corporate social responsibility.

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CSR is dead: Long live sustainability as corporate strategy

Podcast, June 4, 2018: Sustainability in Your Ear

The Earth911 gang considers the future of plastic-eating bacteria, what … The post Podcast, June 4, 2018: Sustainability in Your Ear appeared first on Earth911.com.

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Tips for ensuring governments are truly switched on to the energy transition

Policy decisions today on issues of innovation and access will determine whether the system of the future can deliver.

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Intel, Arizona Diamondbacks put water solutions on tap

More businesses are collaborating to tackle drought and other unique challenges.

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