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With virtually no resistance, no access to medical treatment and a government that condones the deforestation and development of their lands, the COVID-19 pandemic is far worse for indigenous people.
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Redesigns, refurbishments and new manufacturing techniques helped hospitals face supplies shortages amid the pandemic. Can similar approaches help businesses rebuild the global economy?
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Are businesses responsible for the home energy use of their employees? A look at five companies with updated offerings tailored to the COVID-19 era.
by Sarah Golden
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The pandemic has proven that both businesses and governments can act, and they can act quickly.
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As trillions of dollars are infused into the recovery of our economies, let’s make sure we learn from this global crisis and make it an impetus to recover better and ensure resilience in the face of the other interconnected crises.
by Lise Kingo
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An industry that formerly planned based on timetables has proven how adaptable it can be. The future must be not just clean and safe, but also data-driven to balance climate, health and equity goals.
by Chuck Ray
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The sector has been hit hard by layoffs and cratering valuations, but Lime's head of sustainability believe the micromobility services will rise into favor post-pandemic.
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Why, in the midst of all of the uncertainties of the present moment, the world authority on sustainable capitalism is arguably more excited than ever before.
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How might COVID-19 impact four major environmental issues — overconsumption of natural resources, diminishing quantity and quality of fresh water, climate change and rapid population growth?
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Ezgi Barcenas, vice president of global sustainability, on why short-term lessons about shoring up the resilience of the beer maker's supply chain also apply to the long-term climate crisis.
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Climate-related risks continue to mount, and there is much to learn from current events on how to manage them.
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Ventilation is an important aspect in the design of medical facilities. The pandemic should prompt us to apply the same thinking to commercial buildings.
by Joe Snider
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Despite the challenges of the coronavirus, these organizations are doing what they can to reduce food waste.
by Aaron Mok
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We have an unprecedented opportunity to write a new future. It would be criminal for our path forward not to include robust support.
by Sarah Golden
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It's not about localization versus globalization, it's about flexibility.
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Is our economy built for the long term? Is it sustainable?
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A political and societal prescription for the next big crisis.
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Driving is creeping up, but there actions city, state and private-sector leaders can take to encourage dramatically different transportation habits.
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Mainstream consumers are more attuned to flaws of the 'system,' which the fringe has said needs to be changed for years.
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Once consumption resumes, will people make choices to support a more sustainable economy?
by Diane Osgood
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Widening highways never reduces traffic congestion. A lesson from Portland, Oregon, suggests the most sustainable solution is managing demand through smarter peak pricing policies.
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Global greenhouse-gas emissions have plunged in the wake of COVID-19, but keeping them down requires longer-term strategies blending industrial reductions with solutions that save the world’s forests, farms and fields.
by Steve Zwick
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Talking to the “other side” is easier than we think, especially once we get past our preconceived notions and emotions.
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This week: Conversations with Intel sustainability exec Todd Brady and Delos CEO Paul Scialia.
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Joseph Stiglitz and Lord Nicholas Stern co-author paper setting out evidence green stimulus measures offer best pathway to economic recovery.