Plus, we mull the week's biggest news, including Microsoft's bold decision to raise its internal carbon fee to $15 per metric ton.
Employees challenged to factor 'return on environment' into cloud and AI business plans.
Early adopters are turning to wearable sensors, drones and artificial intelligence to reduce risks and drive measurable results.
It's not limited to wealthy, developed nations.
Where there's efficiency, there's economics.
Artificial intelligence and the internet of things hold promise, but it will take collaboration to bring long-term, systemic change.
Here’s more evidence than ever that AI is a force that everyone involved in sustainability should continue to watch closely.
How do you get a sustainable technology implemented? Show, don't tell.
These changes are rapid, complex, interconnected, uncertain and nonlinear. How will they affect your business?
The technology has recommended strategies that hadn't occurred to its human counterparts.
