New Greenhouse Gas Rules Will Cost Taxpayers Very Little
This post was originally published on talkingpointsmemo.com on June 2nd, 2014 and was written by Eban Goodstein. As director of a graduate […]
Author: Christina Wildt
Christina Wildt is an MS in Environmental Policy candidate at the Bard Center for Environmental Policy. Christina is passionate about transforming the way consumers affect the natural world and is pursuing a career in corporate environmental sustainability management.
How Tom Polton CARES about sustainability at Pfizer
This post was originally published on GreenBiz.com on May 15th, 2014 and was written by By Eban Goodstein, Christine Kennedy, Rochelle J. March and Christina Wildt At the […]
Dave Stangis stirs in sustainability at Campbell Soup
This post was originally posted on GreenBiz.com on April 17th, 2014 and was written by Eban Goodstein, Ian Edwards, Meghan Ryan and Christina Wildt Through Campbell Soup […]
Women in CSR: Dr. Jeana Wirtenberg, Transitioning to Green
This piece was originally published by TriplePundit on February 27th, 2014 by, Andrea Newell Welcome to our series of interviews with leading […]
EcoDistricts: Revitalizing Cities From the Neighborhood Up
As populations have grown and societies have developed, there has been a global shift towards urban centers. This creates new environmental and […]
Domtar’s Journey as “The Sustainable Paper Company”
One might expect a paper company to be resistant to evaluating their environmental impact and to welcoming criticisms from environmental NGOs. A […]
Business as a Movement: Social Consciousness in the Fashion Industry
Amy Hall, the Director of Social Consciousness for Eileen Fisher joined the Bard MBA in Sustainability for a Sustainable Business Fridays Conversation. […]
Inspired by colleges, Chevrolet rethinks carbon investing
This article was originally posted on GreenBiz.com on February 17th, 2014 by, Eban Goodstein and Sue Hall Beyond the launch of carbon trading […]
MPOWERD Lantern Brings Affordable Solar to Sub-Saharan Africa
This article was originally posted on Triple Pundit on January 7th, 2014 by, Kerry Sinclair Jacques-Phillippe Piverger likes to say that his company, MPOWERD, is […]
Persistent Energy Ghana Brings Solar to Those Who Need Light
This article was originally posted on Triple Pundit on December 30th, 2013 By Justine Porter Persistent Energy Ghana (PEG) is leading the movement to bring green energy, […]