Mikhail Davis

To understand what a green leader achieved, let's look at the changes a businessperson started in himself and the mistakes he was willing to make.

Over the product life cycle, natural fibers can be less sustainable than some synthetics. Here's an anatomy of a few notable failures.

An Interface exec explains how lightweighting, leasing and other seemingly small tweaks make a big difference in sustainability and profits.

What should be perennial about your company, even in the face of looming ecological and economic disruptions?

The Net-Works partnership in the Philippines was a step toward Ray Anderson's vision of a "restorative enterprise." But climate change is already here.

Dramatic changes to the way products are assessed in LEED v4 will reverberate beyond the building products industry.

Here's a primer to help measure whether the chemicals your company uses are environmentally friendly, or are at least safer alternatives.

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In honor of his favorite business heretics, Interface's director of restorative enterprise challenges three core business assumptions.

Interface is helping villagers in the Philippines collect old fishing nets to be recycled into carpet yard. Is the program too good to be true?