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It's time for Silicon Valley to start buying electric commuter buses

January 14, 2020

By Katie Fehrenbacher

Many big Bay Area companies such as Facebook and Genentech use large fleets of private commuter buses. This year more of these vehicles will run on batteries.

Google and WeWork are building workplaces of the future

August 19, 2019

By Joel Makower

The best of live interviews from GreenBiz events. This episode: How to preserve meaningful human connections in tech-infused workplaces of the future.

Kate Brandt

Why Google, and the business world, are embracing the circular economy

June 19, 2019

By Katie Fehrenbacher

Google, and others, are realizing the economic power of the circular economy.

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A conversation with Google's circularity maven, CSO Kate Brandt

June 10, 2019

By Lauren Phipps

A Q&A with Google's resident circular economy expert and Circularity 19 advisor on how tech matters to new systems.

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Clean Energy Deal Tracker: Utilities want in on growing demand for renewables

April 18, 2019

By Sarah Golden

Deals show that the strong appetite for renewables among corporate energy buyers may be inspiring the creation of more options for corporates.

Lyft, ride sharing, carbon offsets

7 predictions for mobility’s next 7 years

April 2, 2019

By Alex Giannikoulis

A former Lyft investor and entrepreneur looks ahead at what the next decade of mobility holds.

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Google will soon deliver on 100% renewables promise

December 6, 2016

By Heather Clancy

So far, it is helping add 2.6 gigawatts of wind and solar power to the global grid.

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Apple, Facebook, Google score in Greenpeace data center ratings

April 2, 2014

Apple, Facebook and Google win praise for working to green the Internet. Yet Twitter, Amazon Web Services are failing to take "meaningful steps."