Barbara Grady
Barbara Grady is a contributing writer to GreenBiz. She recently retired from Ceres where she was Senior Manager of Communications, leading development of communications strategy and content for Ceres' Investor Network and Ceres' Company Network. She created messaging and opportunities to urge private sector action on climate, provided writing and editing support to executives, interacted with the press and produced newsletters. Prior to her six years at Ceres, she was a senior writer at GreenBiz. Earlier, she was a news reporter for several news organizations including Reuters and the Oakland Tribune and won national, regional and state journalism awards.
General Mills brings supply chain into emissions goal
The food giant pledged a 28 percent greenhouse gas reduction across its entire business and value chain. Read More
Newlight and Vinmar bet on carbon-negative plastic
Newlight's AirCarbon has won business from Dell and Sprint. Now Vinmar is making a 20 billion pound bet on carbon-based plastic. Read More
Reaching the Base of the Pyramid — and cutting carbon in the process
Vast emerging markets offer compelling opportunities for businesses to bridge economic development and environmental sustainability. Read More
Danny Kennedy: Activist turned entrepreneur takes on investing
The former Greenpeace organizer and co-founder of Sungevity will become the new head of California clean tech fund CalCEF. Read More
Cargill, Genomatica, Coke open the kimono to advance sustainability
If you can't beat 'em, join 'em: Some big companies are opening trade secrets and processes to progress faster. Read More
As corporate sustainability plans grow, so do calls for help
GreenBiz and Siemens looked at outsourcing trends in corporate sustainability. One key finding? Almost everybody uses outside help. Read More
The $520 million White House bid to widen access to solar
Citigroup, GRID Alternatives, SunEdison and NRG are just some companies partnering with the White House to open up solar to low income residents. Read More
How She Leads: Mary Anne Cannon, Pratt & Whitney
This engineer and former operations manager is leading her company's pursuit of aggressive sustainability goals while ramping up sales. Read More
P&G and Sears share their secrets on the path to zero waste
Driven by customer wishes and cost savings, more and more companies strive for zero waste. But it isn’t easy. Read More
Can the Pope's climate encyclical spur corporate action?
Can a holy alliance between Pope Francis and an existing chorus of religious activist investors nudge businesses toward more aggressive action on climate? Read More
