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.
Alumni in Action: Jack Bulat
Jack Bulat says his experience at the Amgen Scholars US Symposium opened his eyes to the possibility of careers in biomedical research and health care.
Arrow Electronics Releases Corporate Social Impact Report
Arrow Electronics, Inc. (NYSE: ARW) today released a recap of its 2015 corporate social responsibility (CSR) and sustainability initiatives. The global technology-solutions provider’s dedicated CSR program helps guide today’s innovators to a better tomorrow.
Leonardo Academy President to Present at MiaGreen
Presentation information for MiaGreen Expo & Conference Attendees.
New Mobile App Connects Consumers with Sustainable Local Businesses
Mobile apps are transforming the way a company can connect with consumers and influence their purchase habits and choices.
Checkout Safeway, Vons, and Albertsons Selection of Locally Grown Valentine's Day Flowers
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, surprise that special someone with fresh flowers from your local Safeway, Vons, or Albertsons store. In addition to traditional roses, we also offer a variety of popular mixed flower bouquets as well as fresh cut tulips and lilies. Potted orchids are also very popular for Valentine’s Day and have a longer lifespan than cut flowers. Many of these flowers are grown in California and other regions throughout the U.S.
Lessons from the First Weeks in India
Director Betsy Neuville reflects on her experiences as she and others work to establish the Keystone Institute India, an educational institute on disability, community, and innovation, strengthening the inclusion of people with disabilities in India.
China's Shift Away From Carbon-Intensive Production Could Make a Big Difference
There are many forces at play on both sides of the challenge to rein in carbon emissions before it’s too late.
My Invitation to the Davos Summit on the Fourth Industrial Revolution
There is no question about the transformative power of the digital revolution we’re in the middle of. Indeed, the “Uberization” of products and processes is well underway. But what about the climate and culture of receptivity with which these innovations are greeted? Isn’t that almost as important as the technology developments themselves?

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