Tilde Herrera

Tilde Herrera is a former editor at GreenBiz Group.

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Vodafone's 2008 CSR Report Declared Triple-Winner
By Tilde Herrera, April 01, 2009
In CorporateRegister.com’s second annual reporting awards, Vodafone Group’s 2008 sustainability report scored top honors for best report, relevance and materiality, and credibility through...
Cap-and-Trade Called a 'Silver Bullet'
By Tilde Herrera, March 24, 2009
In this ClimateBiz.com Q&A, Miriam Horn, co-author of "EARTH: The Sequel," describes some of today's emerging cleantech innovators and the reasons they need a cap-and-trade to help bring their...
Scientists Say Climate Changing Faster Than Previously Thought
By Tilde Herrera, March 13, 2009
The International Scientific Congress on Climate Change wrapped up in Copenhagen with a sobering set of messages to be published in a report in June. The latest climate change research suggests...
More Americans Think the Media Exaggerates Climate Change Risks
By Tilde Herrera, March 12, 2009
Forty-one percent of Americans think the seriousness of climate change is generally overblown in the news -- a record high since Gallup began polling on the subject in 1997. In comparison, 28...
L.A. Tops List of 25 Cities with Most Energy Star Buildings
By Tilde Herrera, March 03, 2009
Los Angeles topped the EPA’s just-released list of cities with the most energy efficient buildings that have received the Energy Star label.
The Top ClimateBiz Stories of 2008
By Tilde Herrera, December 30, 2008
States, cities and the business community moved to fill the void created by a perceived lack at federal leadership in battling climate change in 2008. We saw big promises and goals as companies...
Coal Industry Touts CCS Investments, Think Tank Claims It's Not Enough
By Tilde Herrera, December 23, 2008
The American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity claims the industry has more than 80 carbon capture and storage projects in the pipeline. An environmental think tank called the industry's...
Shipping with Less Guilt
By Tilde Herrera, December 12, 2008
New York-based First Global Xpress promises its customers shipments than are cheaper, faster and with up to 30 percent less CO2 emissions
Turning Wasted Heat into Dollars
By Tilde Herrera, December 08, 2008
Waste-heat recovery attracts less attention than other types of clean energy but a Chinese company is proving the technology can slash emissions at some of the world's largest corporations, and in...
New GreenBiz Report Explores the Tools and Travails of Greener Supply Chains
By Tilde Herrera, November 09, 2008
In the latest GreenBiz Report, Terry Yosie of the World Environment Center shares best practices for successful green supply chain initiatives in developing countries.