A 21st-century business ‘cookbook’ offers a success strategy
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Executives Dave Stangis and Katherine Valvoda Smith lay out the future of corporate citizenship and the business of sustainability.
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A 21st-century business ‘cookbook’ offers a success strategy
Hip-hop has a message for urban planners
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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
The myth of the apolitical CEO
Is the current surge of political activism on the part of U.S. CEOs a repackaging of business-as-usual advocacy or acts of moral rectitude?
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How a science museum is changing the culture of resiliency
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Jonathan Foley, executive director of the California Academy of Sciences, shares the three pillars of wide-scale climate action.
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Contextualizing the circular economy in building design
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The circular economy is ultimately a tool, one that should be considered in most, if not all, building projects.
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Contextualizing the circular economy in building design
To feed 9 billion, will we need ‘GMO 2.0’?
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The directors of the new documentary, “Food Evolution,” share an inconvenient truth: For safe, sustainable food, we may have to turn to GMOs.
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Why mobility tech could be $600 billion boon for cities
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From the way we use land to the emissions from public and private transit, an upheaval in transportation tech has big implications.
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Tyson Foods adopts video audits to monitor animal welfare
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Company adopts new technological approaches in a bid to improve chicken and livestock well-being.
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Tyson Foods adopts video audits to monitor animal welfare
I’m an ex-CSO — so, who am I now?
Some reflections on one year since leaving the corporate life as a chief sustainability officer.
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I’m an ex-CSO — so, who am I now?
More dirt on General Mills’ sustainable agriculture goals
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General Mill’s CSO Jerry Lynch and new sustainable sourcing director, Kevin O’Donnell, tackle ambitious 2025 emissions reduction goals and more.
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