Impact Investing – What You Need to Know
This article will explore the phenomenon of impact investing and all its facets from the basic definition all the way to potential future of an impact investing network.
Climate Change
Caffeine: How Your Morning Coffee And Tea May Be Lacking Sustainability
This article isn’t to scare you off from your cup of joe, but to instead educate you that your caffeine intake may be hurting others and the environment just as much as it’s keeping you addicted.
Climate Change And Health: A Lunchtime Chat With Dr. Joan Schiller
Dr. Joan Schiller is a medical oncologist and adjunct professor at University of Virginia. She is passionate about the impact of climate change on health. She recently published two articles on the subject in The Journal of Clinical Oncology – Oncology Practice and Lung Cancer News, a publication of the International Association for the Study of Lung Cancer.
Join us as Dr. Schiller explores the topic and shares her wisdom.
Living Sustainability With Pets: Reducing The Carbon Pawprints Of Our Furry Friends
This course(in article format) is an exploration of sustainability and its intersection with pets. Animal companions enrich peoples’ lives in a variety of unique ways, but it is up to owners to reflect that enrichment in a way that supports the health of this planet.
Back To The Basics: Embracing The Richness Of Traditional Knowledge For A “Greener” Earth
When Western science cannot explain particular environmental issues with hardcore data, there is invaluable information that is never discovered. Indigenous people, on the other hand, rely on ingrained knowledge to assess the natural world. The knowledge is called by many names, but it is commonly referenced as Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK). Can we incorporate Indigenous Knowledge into Environmental Sustainability and Sustainable Infrastructures?
Question for the Times: Is Climate Change a Hoax?
It is a topic that has been studied extensively and politicized. What do the facts say about climate change?
Don’t be a Tourist: How to make your world travels experience sustainable
Luckily for you, GBRI is here to help. We’ve assembled a guide to help you make the most sustainable travel choices this holiday season and beyond. In our Don’t be a Tourist guide, we’ll take a look at what sustainable travel is and uncover the history behind it.
Are India’s Plastic Roads the Solution to the World’s Plastic Waste Epidemic?
Are India’s plastic roads the solution to world’s plastic waste epidemic? Learn more through this article written by Pooja Jain and Diana Webb.
Outsourcing Pollution: Are Developed Countries Outsourcing Pollution?
Learn about the current pollution and climate situation, how a country is able to outsource pollution and what that means for you with this LEED & AIA CE article. Brush up on the recent events and agreements the United States has taken part in and leave with an idea of how to have your voice heard.
The Journey of Your Waste: Is it Sustainable?
In this article, we will look at different types of waste we produce and analyze the processes currently employed to process it. We will analyze and learn from waste management practices employed by companies like Walmart and Microsoft, countries like Sweden, and an individual like Bea Johnson.
