Anya Khalamayzer
Thimble
Anya Khalamayzer, a junior editor for Thimble, is a Seattle-based writer who has written about sustainability, risk management, accounting, entrepreneurship and art. She has contributed to GreenBiz, Mic, PC360, the Huffington Post, Gotham Gazette, Flavorwire and other publications. She holds a bachelor's degree in journalism from Bernard M. Baruch College in New York City.
This $118 million mutual fund pays companies in carbon credits
Backed by SAP, Danone and Schneider Electric, the new Livelihoods Fund aims to avert the emissions of up to 25 million tons of carbon. Read More
8 ripple effects of the circular economy in 2017
From Apple to Cremona, Italy, to Unilever, here's how industry, agriculture and cities cleaned up their acts this year. Read More
U.S. companies deconstruct China's recycling import ban
Zero-waste organizations such as GM and P&G see opportunity, not a materials migraine. Read More
How Starbucks brewed a stronger sustainability bond
It's been a year since the coffee giant issued the first bond of its kind. What's the effect on the marketplace, and what's next? Read More
Seafood traceability swims into Silicon Valley
As big names like Aramark and Thai Union progress on supply chains, smaller-fry 'seatech' startups bring the promise of satellite and blockchain tech. Read More
TerraCycle, P&G partner in a love-hate relationship with trash
Takeaways from Terracycle, mad scientists of recycling, from 15 years of working with global consumer brands. Read More
Ron Jarvis on Home Depot's blueprint for eco-leadership
The VP of sustainability shares designs for constructing a foundation of environmental innovation. Read More
Look out, banks: Sustainability funding gets creative
Emerging fintech options can back a range of risky business ventures, such as sustainable agriculture, local resilience projects or startups. Read More
How ScottsMiracle-Gro found value in vulnerability
In response to criticism about its fertilizers, the company sought to step forward as an environmental leader. Read More
Meet a new circular vision to maximize value from waste
Ball Corporation and others weigh in on the WWF's Cascading Materials Vision's potential to bind them with municipalities and manufacturers on a path forward. Read More
