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Petaluma Charts Path to Sustainability

Thanks to their participation in a unique peer-learning model, seven Petaluma organizations are charting a clear path to sustainability, with action plans to change their processes and supply chains.

It’s Time To “Do the Doing”

After years working at the local, state and national policy levels helping to prevent pollution, including the greenhouse gas pollution that is heating up our planet, I’ve now decided to help implement some of those same policy objectives in the private sector. This is why I recently joined REV.

Sustainability Leadership Demands a New Worldview

This recent GreenBiz article reviewing Steve Schein’s new book is an excellent and fast read. As Schein points out, we are nearing a tipping point for how we think and take action on sustainability. How we individually and collectively relate to all of this will play a major role in how we move in the 21st century.

A Modest Proposal to Ban Recycling

A recent New York Times Op-Ed confronted the economics of recycling, asserting that in spite of significant government and media efforts to extol the virtues of recycling, it basically doesn’t make much sense, neither economically nor environmentally. So why even attempt to recycle or compost at all? Let’s just get rid of those blue and green bins altogether.