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Pair sensors on grapevines with a web app, and science meets the art of winemaking. This startup is helping to grow finer grapes and conserve water.
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In case you missed it: Green goods boosted small businesses, a GMO mystery deepens, ranking the greenest utility companies, and five things every company should be doing.
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With concern rising particularly in China and India, how should companies involved move forward?
by Eric Whan
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World's biggest brewer sets watershed protection measures, new management goals for 100 percent of facilities in key barley-growing regions.
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Policies are being crafted that will impact Renewable Portfolio Standards, the farm bill and green power financing. Here's how you can support these measures.
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A Rainforest Alliance workshop found common threads emerging among pioneers in sustainable production and sourcing.
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The chain's grocery stores no longer will send food waste to landfills; instead, biogas generated by the waste will help power a distribution center.
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It's a research-heavy week here at ICYMI HQ, with studies detailing everything from profiles of ESG professionals to solutions for sustainable cities.
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Can biogas from American cows reduce the need for natural gas? – and for fracking? The USDA thinks its worth a try.
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The company's sustainability heads reflects on what she learned, what inspired her and what she’ll miss.
by Joel Makower
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Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack makes accepting and responding to climate change a priority for U.S. farmers and a matter of policy for the USDA.
by Sasha Lyutse
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<span style='font-size: 12px;'>Food and beverage manufacturers are finding success with the all-encompassing “landscape approach."
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A portion of the profits from offset credits will fund female social and economic development programs.
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Organic flowers can be a tough sell, with higher short-term costs for growers and higher prices for buyers. Here’s how Organic Bouquet makes it work.
by Anna Hackman
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This week's sustainable news roundup looks at a range of green IT news, the latest from sustainable food and farming, and much more.
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Natural grocery chain partners to grow food on the roof of new store.
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The new wastewater treatment system promises to be smaller and more cost-effective than others on the market.
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BusinessGreen Plus reveals how the company developed a sustainability strategy that has even won over Greenpeace.
by James Murray
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In addition to salmon, at least 35 other species of genetically modified fish are currently under development.
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Some say animals emit less methane than we've been told <span style='orphans: 2; widows: 2;'>— and that herds can be managed to restore the environment.
by Marc Gunther
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Aquaculture firm Verlasso is working to sustainably satisfy the growing demand for fish at a time when the supply of wild-caught fish is flat.
by Marc Gunther
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By 2018, the supermarket chain will require all products with GMOs to be labeled in its U.S. and Canadian stores.
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A conversation with the father of holistic management, he has dedicated his life to studying the management of grasslands and fighting the growing deserts with livestock.
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How scorecards are being used to make supply chains more sustainable was the focus of two events at the GreenBiz Forum.
by Aaron Tilley
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World's biggest brewer cuts water use by 18.6 percent across 130 facilities and boosts recycling rate to 99.2 percent.