What flies and spits fire at the same time? That’s right: airplanes. Aircraft are major emitters of greenhouse gasses and reducing these emissions poses a challenge to airlines, regulators, and manufacturers. How will Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer react to this […]
Climate Change
Going Out-of-Pocket for Climate Change
How does a health system begin to prepare for the health effects of climate change on its patient population?
Climate Change Forces Ski Industry out of Ice Age: Vail Resorts Leads the Way
As the ski industry feels the burn of climate change, one company finds shelter in M&A.
Flying Somewhere? Boston Airport’s Plan for Climate Change
Logan airport’s multi-million-dollar plan to increase resilience while reducing its climate impact
Nike’s race against climate change
Nike is not “just doing it” when it comes to corporate environmental protection initiatives — they’re acing it.
Record-Breaking Athletes Battle Record-Breaking Temperatures: Climate Change as a Threat to the Olympics
Climate change will put athletes’ health at risk and compromise the commercial viability of the Olympics as a major sporting event. What is the Olympic Movement doing about it?
Do political parties use climate change demagogically?
Climate change is a frequent topic in political debates, but what is the real objective of politicians when defining their energy policy? Is it to reduce global warming or just to maximize re-election probabilities? This article provides evidence of a left-wing party using climate change demagogically to attract voter support
All aboard: how Southwest can fly above its competitors to drive sustainability in aviation
With rising transportation costs and increased regulation, how can Southwest decrease its carbon footprint and create a sustainable business?
Let’s Go Fly a Kite – SkySails and Climate Change
Sailing towards sustainability: how one company is using kites to reduce greenhouse gas emissions on the high seas
Uber: Climate Change Hero, or Villain?
Uber claims to be helping the environment by reducing the number of cars on the road – but what if it is actually making the problem worse?