Google and WeWork are building workplaces of the future

The best of live interviews from GreenBiz events. This episode: How to preserve meaningful human connections in tech-infused workplaces of the future.

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Coca-Cola experiments with BYOB (aka bring your own bottle)

Alongside innovations in recycled content and renewable plastic, the company’s Dasani brand is expanding pilots of its water dispenser line, PureFill.

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Coca-Cola experiments with BYOB (aka bring your own bottle)

On the menu: Transforming global food systems

The main course of the future of food will be meeting the nutrition needs of a growing population.

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On the menu: Transforming global food systems

Catalyzing the blue revolution: how investors can turn the tide on aquaculture

Seafood is a critical part of the future of food production. Are we investing enough in it?

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Catalyzing the blue revolution: how investors can turn the tide on aquaculture

The fight is on: electrification vs. natural gas

A new battle over RNG in California shows that the future of renewable energy still has some kinks to be ironed out.

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The fight is on: electrification vs. natural gas

Lyft’s IPO filing reveals there’s still a long road to sustainable transportation

And five things that we can expect to see in the future.

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Lyft’s IPO filing reveals there’s still a long road to sustainable transportation

The perfect match: businesses and the SDGs

How sustainability and inclusivity are driving the business models of the future.

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Reclaiming lost energy: Can we wield photosynthesis to boost crop yields?

To solve the global challenge of feeding the population of the future, we’re going to need to develop innovative solutions for plants.

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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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