GreenBiz Group
February 12, 2021
Over the years, as Rochelle Routman’s work took her to hundreds of contaminated manufacturing sites, it bothered her to find one thing in common: They seemed to be built on the backs of lower-income communities.
"I thought, they would have never put this factory in the backyard of a country club neighborhood," said the trained geologist, whose career launched with the Georgia Environmental
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GreenBiz Group
February 12, 2021
Why data and measurement are key to a circular economy transition
James Woolven
Fri, 02/12/2021 - 01:00
This article originally appeared on Circulate News.
Measuring financial results, customer retention, productivity and inventory are all commonplace, but these measurements alone are no longer enough to tell a business whether it will stand the test of time. To be successful, it is becoming
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GreenBiz Group
February 12, 2021
This analysis originally appeared in the Food Weekly newsletter, which is a year old this week. New readers can sign up here.
One thing I’ve been pretty upbeat about over the past year is the emergence of alternative proteins. Prices of lab-grown and plant-based meat are falling just as awareness of the climate impact of livestock is growing. That doesn’t bode well for the meat
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Cecily Ripley
February 11, 2021
Finding the true definition of "Sustainable Fashion".
GreenBiz Group
February 11, 2021
Reprinted from GreenFin Weekly, a free weekly newsletter. Subscribe here.
Environmental, social and governance (ESG) reporting is facing an identity crisis. While reporting itself as a practice in disclosure has expanded dramatically around the world — 80 percent of companies globally report on sustainability — what goes in the report continues to be strikingly disparate across the
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GreenBiz Group
February 11, 2021
Many practices are associated with regenerative agriculture — anything from no-till practices to pesticide-free farming. What’s more, the concept means different things for different crops in different regions. What is considered regenerative in one location might not qualify for the same label under other agricultural conditions.
It’s clear the food and agriculture
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Charlotte Lin
February 10, 2021
If you are deciding to embark on an entrepreneurial venture can always be very frightening. There's no guarantee of success, and there's also no one way to get ready for every obstacle that you will face along your way. Despite the many challenges of entrepreneurship, pursuing a career in this field can be hugely rewarding, and in some cases,
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GreenBiz Group
February 10, 2021
Metals. It isn’t often that we — most of us, anyway — think about them. They are like water or packaged foods, things that appear out of a faucet or on a grocery store shelf as if by some magic inception. But there is a scientific beginning to metals. And it’s something we ought to be thinking about, increasingly so. Here’s why: Minerals are critical to the transition to clean, green
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Karlyn McKell
February 9, 2021
Technology is rapidly changing the way we commute, travel and transport our goods and COVID-19 has sped up some innovation. Discover the big changes coming to our cities roadways and skies.
Charlotte Lin
February 9, 2021
Effective communication is a significant skill required to promote effective interaction and demote misunderstanding and slip-ups. While they help everyone align with the company's core values, they also help them smoothly reach their organizational goals.