Monthly Archives: July 2012

A Cost-Effective Way to Save Mothers’ Lives

Hamsika Chandrasekar - July 30, 2012 - Blog, Human Capital, Public Health

An exciting new device may potentially cut maternal deaths from childbirth by up to 60%.

Making the for-profit case for non-profit marketing

Sandra Perez Hawthorne - July 23, 2012 - Blog, Business, Social Responsibility

Corporations are experts at marketing their products and services. Why then are so many corporations so bad at marketing their CSR efforts?

Carbon Market Architects

Ian Boisvert - July 20, 2012 - Blog, Climate Change, Energy, Energy & Technology

A conversation with Kurt Zenz House, CEO of C12 Energy.

Energy Efficiency and Local Teamwork: The Story of Oberlin POWER

Andy Barnett - July 16, 2012 - Blog, Climate Change, Energy, Energy & Technology, Featured

How the town of Oberlin, OH, came together to find a common-ground energy initiative.

Investing for Impact: How Should Businesses Measure Sustainability Impact?

Jisung Park - July 16, 2012 - Business, Environment, Environmental Economics, Podcast, Regulation, Sustainability

Kristen Sullivan of Deloitte’s Global Sustainability & Climate Change services group talks about “impact investing.”

Climate Cartography

S&S Editorial - July 8, 2012 - Blog, Economy, Environment, Environmental Economics

Changing the way we draw maps could help change the ways we think about the connections between the environment and the economy.