Hunter Lovins shares how sustainability has a strong business case and smart companies are embracing the challenges of Climate Change and resource constraints in their operations and strategy.
12 April 2016 | Long Island, NY | LIU Sustainability Dinner
L. Hunter Lovins: “Economy for the Anthropocene” (Download PDF Slideshow Here) Please contact [email protected] for the powerpoint slides.
11 April 2016 | Annandale-on-Hudson, NY | Bard Environmental & Urban Studies Colloquium
L. Hunter Lovins: “Economy for the Anthropocene: (Download PDF Slideshow Here) Please contact [email protected] for the powerpoint slides.
Leading for Wellbeing
Natural Capitalism Solutions, with the Humanistic Management Network, have created “Leading for Wellbeing”. Learn all about this project in the video below! Support this project here! Leading for Well Being from Kindea Labs on Vimeo.
8 April 2016 | Monterrey, Mexico | Humanistic Management Network Conference
L. Hunter Lovins: “Triumph of the Green Giants” (Download PDF Slideshow Here) Please contact [email protected] for the powerpoint slides.
DOE Releases New Data and Resources on Energy Efficiency Opportunities
The U.S. Department of Energy has recently released a new series of materials sharing the energy efficiency potential of six major pathways to energy and carbon savings that states and local governments can use to meet their clean energy goals. These materials show that energy efficiency could save consumers and businesses more than 1 billion MWh of electricity between 2013 and 2030, providing cost savings, air quality improvements, economic development, increased energy system reliability, and other benefits across the United States. In addition, DOE has released information that speaks to diverse audiences about the ways to achieve these benefits, along...
Leading at the Local Level
Hunter Lovins, President of Natural Capitalism Solutions, Pat Burt, Mayor of Palo Alto, CA, and John Bernhardt, Outreach & Communications Director for the Clean Coalition, presented in a webinar on: – Effective strategies municipalities are implementing to go carbon neutral and meet their community’s broader sustainability goals – New, innovative models being used by cities to support the development of local renewable energy – Palo Alto: A case study in bringing solar to city-owned properties
More Charging Stations Give Electric Cars More Range
Shelley Schlender January 2016 BOULDER, COLORADO— Neil Belmore and his son Matt are on a road trip from Toronto to Palo Alto, California – 4300 kilometers – driving without stopping for gas. They’re powering up their all-electric Tesla Model S at charging stations along the way. Not too long ago, electric car owners couldn’t plan a road trip like that. The lack of charging stations outside of major cities kept them fairly close to home. That, and the high price tag of electric cars, meant these alternative vehicles were only a tiny slice of the auto market. Dawn of the...
6 January 2016 | Boulder, CO | Voice of America Radio Show Interview
“From Coast to Coast, It’s Getting Easier to Go Electric in the U.S.” Hunter Lovins takes you on a drive in her Nissan Leaf with Shelly Schlender on Voice of America and chats about the current trends and future of electric vehicles.
Understanding Public Opinions on Climate Change in the U.S.
Meryl Compton January 2016 With the recent year of historic climate action behind us, it’s now time to gain some perspective about where the general public stands on issues related to climate and clean energy. By carefully studying the full complexity of public opinions, and identifying significant gaps between mass public and expert opinions, it is possible to improve communication, policy strategy, and public engagement so that real change can happen. By considering public opinions when developing a course of action, the public is then given the ability to influence policymakers and major institutions, and to help establish national...