Rochelle J. March

Senior Analyst

S&P Trucost

Rochelle March is a Senior Analyst at S&P Trucost and specializes in quantifying ESG impacts. You can read more about Rochelle’s work at www.rochellejmarch.com. She is a former analyst at strategy consulting firm and think tank SustainAbility, and an MS/MBA graduate from Bard Center for Environmental Policy at Bard College.

6 benefits to companies that issue green bonds

May 5, 2017

by Rochelle J. March

The corporate sector has almost tripled its participation in the green bonds market. These are some of the compelling reasons why.
NRDC: How we can transform 'the building blocks of life'

June 26, 2015

by Rochelle J. March & Stephanie Milbergs

Yerina Mugica, leader of the Center for Market Innovation, reveals the power of partnering on energy, shelter, water and food.
The man illuminating how dirty your energy really is

March 13, 2015

by Amy Kalafa & Stephanie Milbergs & Rochelle J. March

Mark Z. Jacobson, co-founder of the Solutions Project, breaks down the environmental cost of different types of energy.
- Energy & Climate
- Renewable Energy
Joel Salatin: Farm bill squashes innovation in sustainable agriculture

January 30, 2015

by Tony Nogales & Rochelle J. March & Stephanie Milbergs

Innovation proliferates without any regulation or politicians, including the growing GMO backlash among consumers, says the Grass Farmer.
JetBlue's secret for sustainability liftoff: People

January 23, 2015

by Sarah Bodley & Amy Davila Sanchez & Rochelle J. March & Stephanie Milbergs

JetBlue still believes that treating people well affects profits. That includes protecting ecosystems to benefit communities.
Lew Blaustein: Bringing the passion of sports fans to sustainability

January 7, 2015

by Miles Knowles & Reuben Jaffe Goldstein & Rochelle J. March & Stephanie Milbergs

An inside look at the intersection of sports and sustainability from the author of the GreenSportsBlog.
- Sports
How Tom Polton CARES about sustainability at Pfizer

May 15, 2014

by Eban Goodstein & Christine Kennedy & Rochelle J. March & Christina Wildt

"Customer Advantages, Responsible manufacturing, Efficient operations and Stewardship" make good business sense (and a catchy acronym).

Rochelle J. March

Senior Analyst

S&P Trucost

6 benefits to companies that issue green bonds

NRDC: How we can transform 'the building blocks of life'

The man illuminating how dirty your energy really is

Joel Salatin: Farm bill squashes innovation in sustainable agriculture

JetBlue's secret for sustainability liftoff: People

Lew Blaustein: Bringing the passion of sports fans to sustainability

How Tom Polton CARES about sustainability at Pfizer