Not every sports franchise thinks about sustainability and green building practices when planning its new arena. However, when your fans practically demand it of you, it’s difficult to ignore. This is what faced the Sacramento Kings when the front office …
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From Guest Blogger Rose Denholm: Achieving a Sustainable Business
It has long been reported that sustainable business companies create economic value, but they must overcome obstacles to reach their goal. The real challenges they face are related to the government, consumer perceptions and employees or their own organization. Companies …
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Energy Consumption, Economics, and Environmentalism
To simplify where we are as a civilization and where we’re going with respect to energy consumption, economics, and environmentalism, it’s useful to postulate three broad “plans”: Plan A: We continue on our current course. We ignore the fact that our …
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