Urban Transport in India: Moving People Not Cars
This article was originally posted on Triple Pundit on December 27th, 2013 By Juzer Rangoonwala In 2010, outdoor air pollution caused 620,000 premature deaths in […]
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 Aquaponics Makes Commercial Urban Agriculture Possible
This article was originally posted on Triple Pundit on December 26th, 2013 by Miles Crettien Large-scale industrial farming is one of the most environmentally damaging […]
Puerto Rico’s Sustainable Food Network
This article was originally posted on the on Triple Pundit on December 23rd, 2013 by Amy Davila Sanchez Tara’s mother, pursuing her life […]
NYC’s Road to Resiliency
For the November Sustainable Business Series, the Bard MBA in Sustainability partnered with Sustainability Practice Network for a panel discussion titled, New […]
Learning to Lead with HSBC
Bill Thomas admits that back in 2007, he was a climate skeptic. So how, just 6 years later, did he become the […]
Future Economies Project, Starting Now
This article was originally posted on the Economics for Equity and the Environment Blog on November 12th, 2013 by Eban Goodstein. Back […]
Bard MBA Sponsors CSR Conversation at GoGreen NY
Hunter Lovins moderated a panel for the Bard MBA at the GoGreen NY conference on September 26th. The discussion focused on “Driving […]
Working Upward: The Women’s Bean Project
For the most recent Sustainable Business Fridays conversation, we were joined by Tamra Ryan, the CEO of a unique mission based company, […]
Taking Sustainability Mainstream
The key to greening consumer behavior? “Move sustainability from niche to normal,” claims Freya Williams, the SVP and Strategy Director of Publicis Kaplan […]
Clif Bar and the Quintuple Bottom Line
This past Friday, as part of the Sustainable Business Fridays series, the Bard MBA in Sustainability program was joined by Elysa Hammond. […]