This post is, in Rob’s words, part of a grand social media experiment to publish the first collective, simultaneous guest blog post from Max Gladwell. Our goal is for it be published simultaneously on 100 blogs, thus inspiring 100 simultaneous conversations from various points of view. We have more than 70 confirmed with some of the biggest and coolest in the blogosphere.
New Green Stimulus Guide Hits The Stands
May 11, 2009 By 3 Comments
Having spent considerable time discussing how ecopreneurs can get a piece of the stimulus money, I was eager to read the new Green Stimulus Guide published by The Green Research Council. A 83-page document, it summarizes all the various opportunities presented by the stimulus package. The Guide is filled with lots of information and hundreds of [...]
3rd Whale: Moving Green Behavior from Hype to Habit
May 7, 2009 By Leave a Comment
With so many sources of information on sustainability and green living choices, you’d think it would be easy for you and me to live a greener lifestyle. And yet, how many times have you found yourself out there, doing errands, going out, or traveling, and you have no idea how and where to make greener [...]
Building a Solar Company in a Recession Economy
May 7, 2009 By 7 Comments
Editor’s Note: Jeff Wolfe is the co-founder and CEO of groSolar. This is the second post in a series from the CEO’s of major solar companies. The first post was by the CEO of SolarCity, Lyndon Rive. You can follow the complete series here. groSolar operates in the downstream solar market. We are affected by all [...]
Sustainable Industries Economic Forum to Feature Ray Anderson, Several Other Ecopreneurs
May 6, 2009 By 17 Comments
The Fourth Annual Sustainable Industries Economic Forum will feature ecopreneur Ray Anderson, founder and Chairman of Interface, a company specializing in sustainable carpets and other industrial products. The event will showcase a panel discussion with rock stars of the green business world, representing a broad swath of green industries. The timely discussion for this year’s [...]
