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Watch Your Language!
What are the environmental “bad words” to which society has become desensitized? I think “disposable” is one. We need to replace it with “reusable.”
The Land Institute Adds $1,000 Prize to Biomimicry Global Design Challenge
The Land Institute is offering a $1000 prize for the best submission that addresses their specific design brief in the Biomimicry Global Design Challenge
Publication of the 2015 "Nestlé in Society Creating Shared Value and Meeting Our Commitments" Report
How many farmers worldwide supply directly to Nestlé? Did the company meet its target for zero waste in factories?
The Poetry of a Campfire
Carbon is not our enemy. It is the basis of life, working in tandem with the water and oxygen with which we are abundantly blessed to fashion all of the beauty of nature.
Ray C. Anderson Foundation is New Sponsor for “Talk with Green Guy” Show
The Ray C. Anderson Foundation is the new sponsor of “Talk with Green Guy,” a rapidly growing weekly show hosted by Eric Moncrief on WGST 640 AM, which airs locally Sunday mornings at 9:00 a.m. Eastern with podcasts available at www.greenguymedia.com.
No, Coffee Pods Aren't Killing the Planet
Drowsy German bureaucrats in Hamburg will soon have one less option for a mid-afternoon caffeine jolt, after the city banned single-serve coffee machines such as Nespresso from government buildings.
Brightening Our Corner
The 2016 Biomimicry Global Design Challenge is still accepting teams to compete. Finalist teams for the 2016 Challenge will be announced in October 2016 at the Bioneers Conference, where we will present the inaugural $100,000 Ray of Hope Prize to one of eight finalist teams from the 2015 Challenge.
Coffee Pod Popularity Prompts New Business Approach For Growers, Suppliers
Nespresso AAA Sustainable Quality Program is a win-win for the maker of the popular coffee capsules and the farmers who produce the beans
Four Seconds of Inspiration
Despite our best efforts, separating ourselves from nature is a fruitless endeavor. So long as we are made primarily of carbon, we are nature. So long as we breathe in oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide, we are nature.
Reflections on Laudato Si - Concluded
“Never before has the world had a document that so eloquently unites ethics and environmental stewardship. That is why Laudato Si was the most significant environmental event of 2015.”