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Big Brands and the Water Challenge

How major companies are responding to water scarcity with innovation, collaborative, and a long-term view An ongoing abundance of clean, inexpensive water is no longer a given. For major companies around the world, water risk is becoming central to business strategy....

A great time to be alive: The potential for sustainability

Those of us born and raised in the post-WW2 era experienced a time like no other in human history. It was a golden age where economic growth and human well-being made huge advances. It was a time when we all felt that sense of boundless opportunity. Unbeknownst to any of us there were the huge hidden costs that are now becoming clearer every day.

What are you doing for Earth Day?

It’s hard to believe that Earth Day is over 40 years old and yet we are still challenged with climate change and fighting to bring awareness to environmental issues. But change IS happening and we ARE making a difference.

At TMS, we’re honoring Earth Day by doing what we strive toward every day: to inspire others to see the deep and intimate connection between the quality of our lives as humans and the well-being of our environment — both natural and social. As social beings, we have the wonderful capacity to learn and motivate each other through our own individual actions. Collectively, little things can make a big difference. To hear what we’ve committed to individually and to see how you can make a difference, read on.

Northern California Organizations Continue to Prove the Business Case for Sustainability

San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) April 16, 2014 — This March, representatives from eight companies including the cities of Pleasanton and Hayward, presented their Sustainability Action Plans at the final session of the most recent True Market Solutions Sustainability Circles™ Program. Outlining over 200 combined current and proposed sustainability initiatives across dozens of areas, the organizations mapped opportunities for substantial direct savings in energy efficiency, resource use, and waste along with additional qualitative benefits pointing to longer-term ROI.