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By Guest Blogger, Arlin Wasserman, Vice President for Corporate Citizenship at SodexoSustainability. It’s shaping everything from what we eat to what car we buy or how we design and manage office buildings and hospitals. It’s a top priority in the C-suite, the President’s Office and the Board Room.

Posted On 04.22.10
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By Guest Blogger, Holly Fowler, Senior Director, Sustainability & CSR – Practice

“It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligentthat survives. It is the one that is the most adaptable tochange.”- Charles Darwin

Posted On 04.21.10
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Inderjit Khurana (India), Teacher Turned Organizer

Posted On 04.17.10
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Packaging innovation, but why did it take 21 months?

What are your thoughts?

Posted On 04.15.10
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Since it’s Wednesday (and sometimes I do this on Wednesdays), I thought I’d share a great TED video in which chef and scholar Dan Barber gives us a glimpse of a new/old kind of sustainable farming.

Posted On 04.14.10
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As you know, my One Small Change for March was to drive less.  Let’s just say that I failed.

Okay, fine.  So I didn’t fail.

Posted On 04.07.10
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Executive Engagement, the Lean Executive Way

Posted On 04.06.10
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Alright, I’ll be honest.  I kind of feel like I’m copping out on this one because it’s not as “big” as my last couple of small changes.  But that’s why it’s one small change.  Right?  That’s what I’m telling myself.

Posted On 04.02.10
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Growing up in the 90′s I never heard the word sustainability. Come to think of it, I had never heard of sustainability until my freshman year of college at Western Washington University. I was always familiar with conservation, recycling and pollution, but never used the term sustainability.

Posted On 03.31.10
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Last week, I posted about the naturalistic fallacy, and why it’s important to avoid falling back on this kind of reasoning.  But then I started thinking about intuition, and how much I actually value what my intuition has to say.

Posted On 03.29.10
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This post is my contribution to Sustainablog’s Pedal-a-Watt Powered Blogathon this weekend.

Posted On 03.26.10
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At the Doing Well by Doing Good corporate citizenship conference, Jeffrey Hollender, Chief Inspired Protagonist, Co-Founder and Executive Chairperson of Seventh Generation, a natural household cleaning products company, made an inspirational speech about the ‘new’ company. I asked him to summarize the main traits of such a company: "Seventh Generation has been in business for 22 years so the

Posted On 03.25.10
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If you read this blog you probably know it's National Nutrition Month.National Nutrition Month is a "nutrition education campaign" created by the American Dietetic Association (ADA) and is celebrated every March.

Posted On 03.24.10
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Today is World Water Day, which makes me feel like I should be writing something about water.  Here’s a bit about water that I wrote while fasting in solidarity with the Climate Justice Fasters before COP15 (and more about it

Posted On 03.22.10
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A couple of months ago on Twitter, someone sent out a link to the Blekinge Institute of Technology (BTH), which was about to open applications for their Intro to Sustainable Engineering class.  I think it was @kaskadia – neither of us are sure, so I’m assigning the credit based on general awesomeness.

Posted On 03.19.10
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And the winner of my copy of The Transition Handbook is… comment #4 – Shaunta Alburger (whose has a lovely blog – Live Once, Juicy).  Congrats!  E-mail me your address and I wil

Posted On 03.03.10
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If you’re a regular reader, you know that I’ve been babbling on about the Transition initiative for several weeks now.  I finally slogged through the last section of the book (which yes, do

Posted On 02.26.10
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We want our lives to be sustainable, but sometimes the incentives are just not there. Incorporating sustainable living into your life is easier than you think. Here are some simple ways to utilize technology, save time and money.

Posted On 02.23.10
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Here is a trailer for the series Design e².

“e² is a critically acclaimed, multipart PBS series about the innovators and pioneers who envision a better quality of life on earth: socially, culturally, economically and ecologically.”

Posted On 02.20.10
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Last week I wrote a bit about resilience, what it means, and why people are talking about it so much these days.  If you’re anything like me, you nodded, said “I get it, I get it…” and immediately moved on to the next obvious question: “What makes a community resilient?”

Posted On 02.19.10
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