Category: blog

“We harness the power of the tiny microbe,” she said, presenting a white t-shirt & a pair of fuchsia leggings made from captured CO2, she said. Is this the future?Read More

Senators might want to read a new Yale-George Mason survey of registered voters before they vote on the huge bill cutting clean energy, climate funding & tax incentives.Read More

Can we “realistically and successfully invest our way to a green future considering our current economic system and the state of the climate emergency.? Here’s the debateRead More

At SXSW London last week, UK Climate Envoy Rachel Kyte was candid about today’s climate geopolitics & economics, incl’g in the U.S., at the Nature & Climate House.Read More

“My district itself is 40% Democrat, 40% Republican and 20% independent….little Petri dish case study of…Pennsylvania and the country at large,” Cong. Houlahan said.Read More

“The politics of Pennsylvania are the reason why you’re always looking at Pennsylvania for every election,” Pennsylvania Congresswoman Chrissy Houlahan told me recently.Read More

The climate emergency is a security threat, the war in Ukraine is “a fossil fuel war,” and we need a new security mindset, according to 2 women on the frontlines.Read More

This Earth Day, these women leaders have valuable advice our our career choices, including how we think, what we buy, who we hang out with, and what we are learning.Read More

One pair of leggings, one t-shirt or cotton dresses can make a difference, according to innovative women reinventing the fashion supply chain, at Earth Day Women’s SummitRead More

Consumers want business to address the climate crisis, and are willing to pay more for sustainable products. Here are ideas for companies from top women business leaders.Read More