Terry Tamminen, former secretary of the California Environmental Protection Agency, is president of Seventh Generation Advisors, an operating partner at Pegasus Capital Advisors, and author of "Cracking the Carbon Code: The Key to Sustainable Profits in the New Economy."
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Environmentalist Terry Tamminen argues companies do better when government uses its considerable buying power to help make the sustainable product market.
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The Walt Disney Company, Mattel, and Harper Collins are among many corporations setting sustainability standards for things like paper and packaging.
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If we want to avoid more of the human and economic costs of climate change in the future, it's time to demand meaningful climate CHANGE.
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Will air pollution, which doesn't respect lines on a map, ultimately cause more diplomatic skirmishes or worse, asks this environmental expert.
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The president is committed to get back to work on the challenge of a sustainable energy future, but this expert says a transformation is already underway - and it's working.
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Governments and businesses can profit from climate change solutions, but only if they look for opportunity instead stalling.
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Perhaps no major issue facing the entire world is more pressing than climate change, yet so far neither of our candidates for president has demonstrated that they are “awake” to either the impacts or the solutions.
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There are many approaches to sustainability challenges, so an robust debate about how to reduce pollution and make the country more energy self-sufficient is indispensable, but there can’t be a fair hearing of these choices when one side is allowed to shout while the other can only whisper.
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