Posts Tagged ‘sustainable’
Episode 63 Bill Browning
HOPE! That’s what we all need in this torrid political climate, or what Bill Browning calls the “tide of stupidity.” Bill Browning gives me hope. His mind is brilliant and inventive, and his heart and soul care at the core for our sustainable future. Beyond net zero, Bill strives for net “positive” – what we…
Read MoreEpisode 60 Dr. Frank Lipman
The medical industry is at a transition, similar to where the building industry was more than a decade ago when we became more holistic and sustainable. The new field of functional medicine is increasing its reach as we’re empowered to become proactive citizen scientists in our personalized healthcare. Dr. Frank Lipman has been practicing integrative…
Read MoreFrom Hulk to Activist – Mark Ruffalo
To create a healthier, sustainable future individuals must awaken and embody their beliefs by their everyday choices. It also requires the work of visionaries and activists, like Mark Ruffalo, who use their voices and activism to manifest change and inspire others to answer their own inner-call. Mark’s story is BIG and STRONG. You may know…
Read MoreEpisode 52 Carter Rubin
As global population grows towards 8, then even 9 billion, our transportation system will be overwhelmed unless we adopt sustainable methods at increasing proportions. The car helped accelerate urban sprawl, and create impassable roadways at peak commute times. It changed urban design and disrupted community life. Now things are changing, especially as the automobile is…
Read MoreEpisode 46 Mahesh Ramanujam
The statistics of the U.S. Green Building Council and the global movement that it helped spawn are almost beyond belief, especially for me as its founder and first CEO, going back to October 1992 when I set out to begin working on its start-up in San Francisco. This week’s Regen360 iTunes podcast features an interview…
Read MoreEpisode 42 Lewis Perkins
What is cradle to cradle? It’s a concept developed by William McDonough and Michael Braungart in their bestselling book written in 2010. Out of the book’s traction, they invented a framework and then certifying standard for manufacturers to use for their products. Then they gifted it to a non-profit organization which is now working with…
Read MoreEpisode 34 Jason Pearson
Shopping is fun and purchasing is part of our everyday lives. For major corporations, it’s big business, both on the purchasing and supply sides. However, if we add up the overall environmental and health impacts of what we buy, it’s monumental. If we’re going to turn the Earth towards more sustainable, it’s imperative that we…
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