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.
9 VR videos that dive deep into water issues
Immersive experiences bring people face-to-face with our impact on marine ecosystems. Read More
Circular water companies make a splash heard ‘round the world
Apana, Shell and Veolia use circular principles to retain and recycle water used in farming, fracking and washing machines. Read More
Here's the buzz on Häagen-Dazs' plan to protect honeybees
It takes a village of brands, farms and nonprofits to help pollinators produce berries, nuts and everything else we like to eat. Read More
Unilever rises above the regs on chemicals transparency
A new level of fragrance disclosure has the sweet smell of success. Read More
Hot moments you missed at GreenBiz 17 in Phoenix
Nearly 1,000 souls — including executives from Amazon and Greenpeace — shared their sustainability visions in the Arizona desert at our annual namesake event. Read More
GM, Steelcase see a web of opportunity in the circular economy
The manufacturing giants talked creating jobs and cutting supply chain waste at the GreenBiz 17 conference in Phoenix. Read More
Timberland walks the extra mile to end plastic waste
The footwear giant cleans up its supply chain by partnering with a startup that promises to add financial value and empower workers in Haiti. Read More
Target's new chemicals policy hits a bullseye
The retail giant aims to achieve chemicals transparency by 2020. Can it cleanse the market of harmful toxics? Read More
Phoenix rising: Hand-in-hand, a city and a startup remap recycling
Recyclebank's platform is using public engagement and incentives to bump Phoenix's recycling rate to 40 percent by 2020. Read More
How P&G, Unilever are washing beaches clean of plastic
Forty companies from Amcor to Veolia have pledged to recycle 70 percent of plastics. What’s good for the oceans is also good for business. Read More
