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San José's bold new plan for climate-friendly transit

GreenBiz

San José is rolling out the green carpet for biking, thanks to the city council’s unanimous passage of the Better Bike Plan 2025. With the plan’s adoption, the city commits to building a 550-mile network of bike lanes, boulevards and trails to help thousands more people ride safely. Build quick, aim high . Elizabeth Stampe.

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Will sustainability-linked loans drive a revolution in finance?

GreenBiz

By using a pricing mechanism that incentivizes improvement in areas aligned with the company’s 2025 sustainability goals, the loan connects the dots between financial and non-financial risks by replacing the company’s credit line, a longstanding vanguard of business worthiness, with one heavily dependent on sustainability metrics.

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Ecosystems for good: How collaborator networks achieve sustainability

GreenBiz

Crowds, clouds, collaborators and competitors: Digital ecosystems are uniting disparate participants to target bigger and better outcomes. This is because digital ecosystems promote greater comprehension, better-coordinated responses and appropriately committed resources between a huge range of stakeholders.

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Cleantech Marketing: Why Better, Faster, Cheaper Are Brand Killing Positioning

Michael Grossman

In the realm of sustainable solutions, being better, faster, and cheaper might seem like the golden ticket to success. This article delves deep into the nuances of cleantech marketing, uncovering why relying on the “better, faster, cheaper” mantra can spell disaster for brands.

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Remembering Flex exec Bruce Klafter

GreenBiz

And below, we provide memories of Bruce from many of his friends and collaborators in the sustainability community. Bruce was engaging, warm, thoughtful and way farther along the journey in sustainability and environmental, health and safety issues than most people I spoke with back then. Bruce Klafter was all of those things. .

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Our COVID-19 response can make our cities more resilient to heat waves

GreenBiz

Air pollution, tall buildings, building materials, lack of green spaces and wind all contribute to trapping heat from the sun, traffic and industry and result in the creation of Urban Heat Islands (UHI). There is an urgent, global need for building urban resilience to heat and, as usual, business has a key role to play.

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Luxury in the new normal: Leadership and innovation in 2020 and beyond

GreenBiz

And yet, the coronavirus pandemic, for all the havoc it has wrought on the industry, has pushed the sustainable business agenda even further, forcing business leaders to reevaluate their role in society and better articulate their value, not just in terms of money, but also in terms of corporate purpose and the way they contribute to the world. .