Green Grid Radio founder, producer and engineer Adam Pearson started on the music side of radio during his freshman year at Stanford University, but as his studies and interests in environmentalism picked up, he aligned his programming focus and started the show in September 2012. Now the program is recorded live on Stanford’s KZSU radio station and podcasted […]
Joshua Katcher believes the future is in synthetic and organic fibers, with absolutely no compromise on style or quality.
Climate Earth helps companies create the infrastructure necessary to successfully manage and monitor their environmental impact.
The Local Food and Wine blog has spanned the globe, covering the world’s great winemaking regions, and the climate issues they face.
Paige Donner, wearer of many hats, including journalist, blogger, eco-activist, actor/filmmaker and more, returns to the show from Paris to discuss her passion for local food and wine. Donner became interested in the marriage of homegrown wine and food when she was in British Columbia to cover the 2010 Winter Olympic Games. Three years later, […]
Chris Erickson, CEO and co-founder of sustainable business management consultancy Climate Earth, noticed that, in general, large companies have room to grow when it comes to focusing on environmental impact. Climate Earth helps companies create the infrastructure necessary to successfully manage and monitor their environmental impact. “A lot of companies have been focusing on their […]
Joshua Katcher’s passion for executing global change led him to his true calling as an eco-fashion guru when he started TheDiscerningBrute.com and BraveGentleMan.com, sites designed for the “ethically handsome man.” Katcher, a vegan, says that clothing is one of the world’s few true global industries — we all buy clothes. Yet few consider the materials that […]
Ben & Jerry’s is regularly lauded for its commitment to transparency in its business practices and its food.
Leitman’s professional life has seen him focus on green transit, indoor air quality programs, green-building tax credits and a now series of green-minded books.
As recently as a year ago, The Ohio State University was working toward putting together an Environment, Economy, Development & Sustainability Program for undergraduates. Tasked with finding a Director for this new major, the university looked to Dr. Neil Drobny, a longtime green business consultant and professor in the school’s Fisher College of Business. Now, Dr. Drobny is […]