🚨New podcast episode!🎧

Few people understand the green shift taking place in the corporate world better than @makower.bsky.social, co-founder and chairman of @trellisgroup.bsky.social. His opinion on what it means to have a green job, among other topics, is thought-provoking, to say the least.

I've had the good fortune this year to appear on multiple #podcasts, but few were as fun as this one, where we discuss #sustainability as it relates to #risk, #storytelling, #AI and other topics.

I hope you'll tune in: all-in-the-sustainable-business-podcast.simplecast.com/episodes/the...

2024 was a challenging year for #sustainability professionals, but 2025 could be even more so, due to a confluence of political, social, and economic forces.

How are professionals feeling? More than 650 responded to my recent #survey. Here's what they said.

My latest: trellis.net/article/in-2...

Kudos to Oakland Fairyland, an iconic children's park since 1950, which changed its sign as a land acknowledgement: It "recognizes the ancestral caretakers of the land—the Lisjan Nation—and reinforces the park’s commitment to amplifying Indigenous voices and stories within its programming." #heroes

There's an atmospheric river here in Calif., and a bomb cyclone up north. Want to know more about the new language of climate change? Check out my 5-year-old explainer, still up to date, far as I can tell. Or tell me: What's missing? Via @trellisgroup.bsky.social

trellis.net/article/clim...

Congrats to Marika McCauley Sine, Starbucks' new CSO, who must follow in the footsteps of the inestimable (and retiring) Michael Kobori. (Congrats, Michael, on a great run.)

trellis.net/article/star...

I agree w/ Alison Taylor (via @bloomberg.com) that companies won't likely drop their climate programs because the new administration doesn't like them:

“This energy has got to go somewhere. A lot of corporations are underestimating angry employees, angry consumers, more campaigns, more activism.”