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.
Electrifying moments from VERGE 17
Here are the not-to-be-missed performances, technology exhibits and discussions from our trademark event in Santa Clara last week. Read More
5 challenges to scaling the circular economy
International import barriers and lack of trust can block — or open up — the use of recycled materials. Read More
Hip-hop has a message for urban planners
Michael Ford seeks to remix urban architecture to represent diversity and increase minority participation. Read More
Nestle, Coca-Cola top list of companies disclosing water risk
Ceres says it's time to 'radically rethink' water risk, as investors push for a 'waterproof' agriculture sector. Read More
BSR at 25: What businesses need to succeed
Three lessons on collaboration, communication and resilience, based on a quarter century of fostering corporate leadership. Read More
How green bonds can bridge infrastructure financing gaps
Pay-for-success bonds backed by the Rockefeller Foundation and others seek to fund urban resilience projects. Read More
How P&G, Wells Fargo finance the circular economy
Here are three approaches to harness the business opportunities in radically rethinking materials and waste. Read More
Waste not, want not: 5 videos about scraping value from trash
Enterprising individuals within companies are finding opportunities in the waste stream to cut costs and waste and improve operations. Watch this (circular) space. Read More
The race to embrace ESG ratings
Morningstar's stake in Sustainalytics is the latest buyout of an ESG researcher by a financial organization. What does it mean for CSOs and money managers? Read More
Cancun's coral reef receives a health insurance policy
Coastal hotels and tourism businesses will pay for a policy that protects them, and the coastal reef, from billions of dollars in economic losses. Read More
