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The document discusses different approaches to addressing climate change through increased renewable energy adoption and efficiency improvements. It outlines scenarios where achieving 1-3% annual efficiency gains could stabilize carbon levels and meet energy demand through carbon-free sources only. It also contrasts centralized, top-down "Functional Green" and "HyperGreen" approaches against distributed, bottom-up "We Green" approaches that leverage open collaboration, social networks, and peer-to-peer technologies. The overall message is that mass participation and cooperation could allow society to actively mitigate and even reverse climate change impacts.
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The document summarizes key aspects of California's CALGREEN building code, which aims to reduce energy and water usage in new buildings to meet the state's climate change goals. It outlines various provisions of the code related to site design, energy efficiency, water conservation, and materials. It also notes that the code becomes effective in August 2009 and will be mandatory for some building types and voluntary for others, with requirements getting stricter over time. Implementation of the code is expected to significantly improve energy efficiency and water conservation in California's buildings.
Frances Arnold: Gevo: An "Advanced Biofuels" Start-Up
Gevo is an advanced biofuels startup founded in 2005 and based in Colorado. It has over 150 years of combined experience in bioprocessing renewable fuels and chemicals. Gevo has developed a process to convert biomass sources like corn and agricultural residues into hydrocarbon fuels and chemicals using fermentation and biochemical processing. It has a 1 million gallon per year demonstration plant and plans to commercialize with a 25-50 million gallon per year plant and further expand production capacity over time to supply renewable fuels and chemicals as drop in replacements for petroleum-based gasoline, diesel and jet fuel.
Have a Witty Holiday by Julie Gilhart
This document lists various fashion brands and designers including Albert Maysles Glasses, Loomstate for Barneys Green, Mark Davis, Bantu, Keds by Loomstate, Stella McCartney Organic, Go Green Go by Phillip Lim, Leroy&Perry by Lutz&Patmos, Linda Lee Johnson, Virginia Johnson, and Duro Olowu. Many of the brands listed have a focus on sustainability and organic materials.
The Necessary Revolution by Joe Laur
1. Leading in a regenerative economy provides several benefits including cost savings, increased revenue opportunities, competitive differentiation, shaping industry trends, and improving brand image.
2. Systems thinking is a process for collective inquiry that examines wholes and interrelationships rather than parts, sees interdependencies rather than linear causes, and identifies patterns of change rather than snapshots.
3. Systems thinking can surface assumptions, understand intended and unintended consequences over time, increase capacity for nuanced perspectives, discover leverage points, and build shared understanding for collaboration on complex issues.
Walking the Walk by Jeff Hayes
The document discusses an initiative called "Walking the Walk 2009" that aims to track and reduce environmental metrics like CO2 emissions, water and energy usage, and waste. It provides data on CO2 emissions reductions from 2008-2009 and outlines plans to continue tracking metrics in 2010. It also mentions volunteer opportunities, a survey, and hotlines related to the initiative.
Going Green: Learning as We Go by Beth Springer
The document summarizes Clorox's sustainability journey over the past several years. It discusses how Clorox initially focused on reducing its operational footprint through initiatives like lighting retrofits, water recycling, and waste reduction. However, Clorox learned that it needed to also focus on making its product portfolio more sustainable given that products account for the largest footprint. As a result, Clorox created an eco assessment process to better manage the sustainability of individual business units and products. It has also greened up some existing product lines with more sustainable options.
Sustainable City Clean Technology by Joseph Kwasnik
AlterEcho is an experienced sustainability consulting firm that provides strategic guidance to help organizations reduce environmental impacts, lower costs, and improve public image. A McKinsey report found that the US could reduce energy usage by 23% by 2020 through efficiency improvements, avoiding $1.2 trillion in wasted energy and $520 billion in needed investments. For cities and utilities, opportunities exist in energy efficiency programs, smart grids, and replacing outdated infrastructure, as well as investing in renewables, biogas, and adaptation initiatives to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Gervais Tompkin
The document discusses how open source workstyles are shifting cities and workplaces. It describes how workstyles have shifted from traditional 9-5 schedules done primarily in offices to more flexible 24/7 schedules done both in and away from offices. This has led to changes like increased office space utilization through mobility and densification. It also discusses implications for individuals, companies, building owners, and policymakers, including how open source workstyles can increase collaboration, reduce real estate operating expenses, manage carbon emissions, and help cultivate business clusters.
Alexis Madrigal: Uncanny Los Angeles
This document discusses the history of energy technologies in Los Angeles from 1857 to 1957. It highlights how in the late 19th/early 20th century, the city utilized a variety of energy sources including human, animal, wind, solar, and early electric technologies powered by coal, gas and hydroelectric power. It then discusses how oil and gas became dominant in the early 20th century, and how nuclear power first provided electricity to the Los Angeles power grid in 1957. The document argues that choices between technologies are often marginal, and that both new and old technologies can coexist for a time.
Nike Presentation Slides from Opportunity Green 2009
Nike has taken several steps to reduce its environmental footprint and become more sustainable. This includes reducing greenhouse gas emissions from owned facilities by 18% and powering their European headquarters and distribution center entirely with renewable energy. Nike has also reduced packaging by 30%, footwear manufacturing waste by 50%, and increased its use of environmentally preferred materials by 130%.
Opportunity Green 2008 Conference Program
This document provides the agenda for the Second Annual Opportunity Green Conference being held at UCLA. The conference will take place over two days and feature keynote speakers, panel discussions, and breakout sessions on topics related to sustainable business practices and designing products and services that are both environmentally friendly and profitable. Some of the scheduled speakers and topics include corporate social responsibility, green branding, clean technology investing, and how the recession may impact the green economy. The goal of the conference is to explore how businesses can address financial, environmental and social performance, and help transform the economy into a more sustainable model.
Opportunity Green Conference Program 2008
The document summarizes the agenda for the Second Annual Opportunity Green Conference at UCLA. The conference aims to bring together entrepreneurs, business owners, designers and others to discuss how businesses can be both environmentally sustainable and profitable. Over the past year, attendees at the previous conference were able to make business connections and partnerships. The agenda outlines the schedule of morning sessions, concurrent breakout sessions, and panels for days one and two of the conference.
Kimberlybrooks Lightray
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Ellen Strickland
This document provides an overview of Livingreen, a company that sells green building materials, home furnishings, and lifestyle products through multiple retail stores and their website. It discusses green design principles of considering the full lifecycle and waste management of products. While green building was once a trend, issues like environmental and health impacts are driving more companies and consumers to embrace sustainability. Livingreen aims to make green products accessible and provides assessments to help customers choose options. The company was founded by Ellen Strickland based on her experience with health issues from building materials and a desire to spread information about healthier choices.
Chip Conley Pp
The document discusses how companies can achieve self-actualization like humans by focusing on relationships with employees, customers, and investors. It presents models showing how addressing physiological, safety, social, and esteem needs can help a company survive and succeed, while fulfilling the need for self-actualization can help a company transform. When the "relationship truths" with employees, customers, and investors are aligned by meeting expectations, desires, and unrecognized needs, it creates inspiration, evangelism, loyalty, trust and pride that leads to peak performance.
Tim Cole
This document discusses various types of third-party product certifications and their limitations in fully capturing a product's sustainability. It notes that early certifications focused on single attributes like energy efficiency but that full life-cycle assessments are needed to understand a product's total environmental footprint. The document recommends using certifications but also asking additional questions of manufacturers and understanding that certifications may not capture all impacts across a product's entire life cycle.
Stephanie Ryan
The document discusses systems thinking as a process for understanding complex issues by examining interrelationships and interdependencies rather than individual parts or linear cause-and-effect relationships. It provides an example of how systems thinking can help a company called Acme Co. address problems by viewing them as interconnected rather than as isolated issues. The document also discusses various patterns that can emerge in systems, such as limits to success, and provides questions to help identify leverage points to address constraints and sustain growth.
Rob Reed
The document discusses how social media is being used for green living and cause marketing. It provides statistics on how people are using social media platforms and notes a tipping point in 2008. It then describes two case studies of companies using social media - Advanta launched a business idea community in 2007 that engaged younger, tech-savvy consumers and saw success; Advanta also launched a cause marketing credit card and online community in 2008 to engage small businesses in philanthropic causes.
Paul Ligon
The document discusses resource management as an alternative to traditional waste management. It focuses on reducing waste by improving design, technology, consumption habits, and incentives. Examples show how resource management programs in industries like aluminum and automotive achieved significant cost savings and increased recycling rates. The document argues that resource management applying systems thinking can help achieve sustainability goals and that commercial/retail applications are an important next step.
Matt Peterson
Global Green USA leverages public and private partnerships to address climate change and resource consumption. It works to educate the public and put a human face on global warming through documentaries and community projects. For example, the Holy Cross Project in Louisiana was funded through state and foundation partnerships to build sustainable housing after Hurricane Katrina.
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