Chasing Tuna
I need the right temperature and sea level to be able to catch as many tunas as possible. Therefore, I should be ahead of the curve in Global Warming preparation, right? Think again.
Submissions
Can Chemical Manufacturers Take the Heat?
“Companies that do not prepare for a carbon-constrained future are putting long-term shareholder value at risk” [1]
Califia Farms: Cracking the Drought in California
Having reinvented almond milk, Califia is one of the fastest growing beverage brands in the world. But is it helping run California dry?
“Tesla and the Electric Vehicle Revolution”
Climate change is compelling governments to provide subsidies and incentives to the clean energy industry. This trend impacted Tesla’s operating model by fostering an opportunity for rapid industry expansion and innovation.
Is flood relief pouring into all the wrong places?
Thanks to climate change, the timing and location of natural disasters are as unpredictable as ever. How, then, can humanitarian aid stay ahead of the storm?
How ExxonMobil can become carbon neutral in 20 years, and make money doing it
With oil prices dropping and cost of carbon emission on the rise, the future of ExxonMobil looks bleaker than ever.1 While current day cost of emitting carbon are hovering around $10 per ton CO2, most forecasts are estimating that cost […]
The Death of the Gas Station?
The story of BFS Companies is an example of how an entire industry was forced to pivot at the realization of Climate Change.
Say goodbye to skiing as we know it?
Vail Resorts (“Vail”) is one of the largest mountain resort companies in the world. In the locations where Vail operates, snow is currency and climate change is expected to contribute to warmer winters, reduced snowfall, and shorter snow seasons [1]. Given the sustainability of mountain resorts such as Vail is largely dependent on consistent snowfall each winter, does this spell the end of enjoying snow sports as we know it?
A Case for Solar-Powered Irrigation in Africa
Can solar change the farming landscape in Africa?
TOO HOT FOR YOUR TEA TO BREW?
How tea farmers challenge climate change