Green is good for business. Not greenwash, GREEN. By working with nature rather than despoiling nature, Ray Anderson has led his company to high levels of success and profitability.
Watching Ray the engineer lay out the irrefutable logic for a different way of doing business was like seeing the Beatles perform their greatest hits -- it was all familiar, and we knew the tune, but it was still amazing to see it all live.
The business logic for protecting nature has always been a harder sell than making the case for other green initiatives. Dow is now tackling this issue, working with The Nature Conservancy to try and make the business logic clearer.
Paul Hawken eloquently explains how the price of food is divorced from its true costs, and what this really means for society, at large.
Amid a weak economic recovery and a stalled environmental policy debate, there is at least one significant bright spot: the voluntary green economy. ...
As we climb out of the Great Recession, we are graduating into a new world. A mashup of Steve Jobs, JK Rowling and Paul Hawken's commencement insights might help us make better choices for our lives.
Cooking for Solutions is a yearly event at the Monterey Bay Aquarium to raise awareness about the choices we make regarding seafood, the impact those ...
Hawken oversees the Highwater Global Fund, founded on the premise that if a small number of companies set out to do the most possible good, they will do very, very well in the long run.
It really is a girl's worst nightmare to be caught wearing the identical satin designer sling-backs in the same week. Who will notice? Arianna Huffington will.
The well-timed news is out: the 2000-2009 decade is likely to become the warmest since records began in 1850. Our special issue of Ode Magazine presents breakthrough solutions to delegates in Copenhagen.
Many of the products inside your home, and the materials used to make the building itself, are slowly degrading and breaking down over time in small, microscopic particles that become part of your household dust.
Van Jones is certainly guilty of poor judgment, but by no even mildly charitable interpretation is he "a truther," like the media is now saying.
As Paul Hawken recently reminded the Class of 2009, "The earth is hiring."
Paul Hawken's address to Portland University's class of 2009 exhorts those gathered to eschew the bank and the law firm and instead take a job with Mother Nature herself.
There is a certain topic that deserves, but probably will fail to get much play in the presidential and vice-presidential debates. That is how to achi...
Green was definitely the color of the Clinton President's Day Round Table. This was a meeting unlike any other.
If the mining of coal is dirty, the burning of coal is dirty, and the waste left over from burning and processing coal is dirty, what's the solution?
The root problem runs deeper than excessive personal debt. The problem lies in a value system that measures our human worth according to our net worth.
