Green Corner
Leslie Helm
We need to harness the power and ingenuity of business to tackle global warming.
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John Dienhart
Sustainability can best be understood as a stool with three legs: economic health, a clean environment and social well-being. How did this stool come to be constructed? Answering this question will help us decide whether the sustainability movement is sustainable.
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John Gardner
Major corporations like Coca Cola and WalMart have recently made dramatic changes to their business practices by incorporating company-wide sustainability initiatives and even hiring sustainability executives. The trend is also supported by the ever-increasing number of companies producing corporate social responsibility reports and the rising number of sustainability degree programs. More than ever before, major companies and entrepreneurial ventures are securing competitive advantage and success by embracing sustainability—environmental and social responsibility—as a core business strategy.
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Ross Macfarlane
Creating clean energy at scale remains the greatest challenge and opportunity for our generation. And we shouldn't be surprised that powerful voices for the status quo will keep trying to hobble these efforts. But its important to look at a few facts in the midst of all the rhetoric.
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