Mud Skiing: Vail’s Race to save its Winter Sports Business
How does a ski resort reduce its carbon footprint when its increased dependency on energy is a direct result of climate change?
Submissions
Bare Slopes: The Profitability of Ski Resorts in a Warming World
As ski season shortens due to warming temperatures, ski resort companies will need to develop all-season revenue streams.
Marine Harvest ASA – A Quiet Beneficiary of Global Climate Change
A salmon fishery deftly benefits from climate change even as it contributes to it.
The US Navy: Are the Oceans Reaching a Boiling Point?
The United States Navy must adapt to overcome several challenges presented by global climate change.
Cool Power: A Paradigm Shift?
Liquid Nitrogen: Creating cool environments with cold power
AB InBev: Brewing Initiatives to Fight Climate Change
AB InBev’s climate change challenges, and the innovative initiatives to combat them.
Think Ford… Second? Sustainable Energy in the American Auto Market
With growing competition in the american automotive sustainable energy market, how will Ford Motor Company continue to compete as the leading sustainable manufacturer.
The same old process, but much cleaner: International Paper
The production of paper is a practice that has existed for almost 2,000 years. How must a company in an industry this established address the effects of climate change? Perhaps surprising is the extent to which the companies themselves are contributors to the phenomenon, and thus the need for a company such as International Paper to improve existing operations to reduce emissions and carbon footprint.
In the ring with Tyson
Can the super heavyweight food producer see eye-to-eye with climate change?
DuPont and Honeywell: How Two Competitors Came Together to Fight Climate Change
Should competitors be able to join forces to fight climate change? This is exactly what DuPont and Honeywell did, banding together to invent a low global warming potential refrigerant.