In last week's episode #7, I interviewed Tom Twist of The Chewonki Foundation about getting sustainability into the classroom (or ironically, out of it!). - I mentioned that Tom & Chewonki have a short podcast series they developed to highlight some i...

  - In an effort to explore more about education & sustainability, I talked with Tom Twist, Sustainability Officer for The Chewonki Foundation in Maine. Tom shares his ideas and experiences with taking sustainability into the classroom...

In October 2007, Auden Schendler (@Audenschendler) of Aspen Skiing Company ignited a conversation about corporate sustainability when he appeared in a cover story article of Business Week magazine titled "Little Green Lies".

In 2012, The Hotchkiss School had to completely replace and upgrade their central heating plant. This presented a unique opportunity to take a major step toward achieving climate commitment goals, while providing a stronger integration between the miss...

In this episode, I talked with Tyler Kidder - from the Office of Sustainability at University of Southern Maine (USM). If you think this is just a discussion on recycling, then think again. This is an example of how to implement change within an organiza

In this episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with Amy Seif Hattan of Thornton Tomasetti. Amy is the Corporate Sustainability Officer for the global consulting firm with over 800 employee's. They do engineering, design, investigation & consulting on pro

In episode 2 of Sustainacast, I sat down with Marty Grohman of GAF - America's largest roofing manufacturer. In this discussion, we talked about where sustainability at GAF has developed from and where it's headed. We discussed the market reach and impac

In this first ever episode of Sustainacast, I sat down with Matt Haas of IDEXX, a Maine based biotech company specializing in animal health & water diagnostics. IDEXX is a global company with over 5,500 employee's in 180 different countries, and I was bo