International Paper – Corporate Responsibility and Raw Materials
Sustainability goals and operational changes at the world's largest paper and packaging company
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Winter is not coming…
Or at least the one we are used to is not. Global warming has increase the average temperature in the US by 0.55 degrees Fahrenheit per decade since 1970 (1). A trend that is reducing the length of our winters and that has generated a serious concern inside the snow-sport industry; an industry that contributes $67 billion per year to the U.S economy (2).
Can MTN Keep Shreddin’ the Gnar in the Face of Climate Change?
Global warming isn't snow's best friend. Vail Resorts provides insights on how to enable year-round powder days.
Euglena – microalgae – the future of Food AND Energy
In 2005, Euglena Co. based in Tokyo, Japan succeeded to mass-produce euglena, microalgae, outside first time in the world. This tiny euglena has a huge potential to battle with one of the world's biggest challenge – climate change; it can be a food to nourish growing populations, and it can be a fuel to fly an airplane.
Is the Hospital Industry “Feeling Under the Weather”?
Partners Healthcare is adjusting for climate change through changing operational designs of hospitals, implementing sustainable programs, and raising awareness of patient impact from climate change.
Could Algae Fuel Your Next Flight?: Boeing Tests Biofuel’s Potential
Biofuel could reduce airlines' carbon emissions, but does it have enough thrust to get off the ground?
Ford Goes Further to Curb Climate Change
Ford's efforts to combat climate change amid new pressures from the private sector.
Anheuser-Busch Says No to Bad Beer: The Impact of Climate Change on the Beer Industry
An article on the effects of global warming on the beer industry
Powering the World, One Tofu Block at a Time
Tofu wastewater emerges as a viable source of renewable energy in Kalisari. Will it alleviate Indonesia's environmental problem?
Can Uganda combat the climate change threat to East African food security?
How should the Ugandan Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries (MAAIF) respond to the looming impact of climate change?