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.
IKEA’s 7 imperatives for scrapping food waste
The furniture maker-turned-restaurateur partnered with tech companies Leanpath and Winnow to save thousands of tons of wasted food resources and euros. Read More
A tale of two 'living' buildings in the Capitol
Measuring the intangible value of two Living Building Challenge and WELL Building certifications in Washington, D.C. Read More
Tradition, culture guide Hawaii's 100 percent renewables quest
Three perspectives on “keeping everyone in the same canoe.” Read More
Will the world’s 9 biggest seafood companies help save the oceans?
Cargill, Thai Union Group among "keystone companies" with about $30 billion in revenue pledging to fight illegal fishing, plastic pollution and climate change. Read More
How Signet polishes a conflict-free jewelry supply chain
In response to consumer demand, the world’s largest diamond retailer launched open-sourced supplier protocols to stem the flow of conflict diamonds. Read More
Johnson Controls, Mahindra cash in on energy productivity
One year into EP100, 12 companies pledged to double their energy productivity and make their resources go a mile further. Read More
Kering and Silicon Valley find a good fit in sustainable fashion
The acclaimed fashion company behind Gucci and Saint Laurent teams with a startup accelerator to find the next big thing in circular, durable and decarbonized fashion. Read More
Walmart’s plan to lift a gigaton of carbon from its supply chain
The retailer has launched a toolkit for suppliers to reduce emissions equivalent to taking 211 million cars off the U.S. road. Read More
The profitable hospital system with sustainability in its DNA
Gundersen Health Systems became the first U.S. hospital to reach renewable energy independence, saved $3 million and improved community health. Read More
More dirt on General Mills’ sustainable agriculture goals
General Mill's CSO Jerry Lynch and new sustainable sourcing director, Kevin O'Donnell, tackle ambitious 2025 emissions reduction goals and more. Read More
