Holly Secon
GreenBiz.com
Holly Secon is the former associate editor at GreenBiz, where she supported the editorial team's journalistic work and other various projects. Previously, she worked in communications at Twitter and at the National Writing Project. She holds a bachelor's degree in Media Studies from UC Berkeley.
Why Aramark's new sustainability strategy focuses on 'well-being' over sustainability
Here's a hint: it's because one follows the other. Read More
What the unicorn IPO of The RealReal says about the circular economy for fashion
Transitioning away from extractive systems needs innovative business models, product life extension and success stories. Read More
Building a movement: How Emerging Leaders are shaping a circular economy
Meaningful transition strategies are beginning to take shape in energy, waste and food systems. But younger generations will shoulder most of the work to turn them into reality, as well as the consequences of inaction. Read More
Bioplastics and circularity: Why can't we be friends?
Flexible plastics enable the modern world and food access — but they shouldn't contaminate or overrun it. Could bioplastics be the answer? Read More
On the scene at Circularity 19
From CEOs to designers to waste managers, the transition to a circular economy is already under way. Read More
Navigating the fast-changing landscape of bioplastics and biomaterials
From sugar to flax to algae, entrepreneurs and multinationals are racing to cultivate plant-based solutions meant to downplay the world's dependence on single-use plastics. Read More
Sustainability's emerging leaders pursue impact-driven work at GreenBiz 19
Young people are pursuing climate action through passionate protest and environmental careers. Here's how they view the field. Read More
Dow Chemical changes chiefs; former Seventh Generation CEO helms American Sustainable Business Council
Plus: Patagonia's political plays and food companies begin to bake in sustainability. Read More
Pod's green earth: 14 sustainability podcasts you need to know
Whether you're a fan of podcasts or sustainability, these shows are for you. Read More
Soil becomes fertile ground for climate action
General Mills and Patagonia are among the companies to watch attending to soil health in their supply chains. Read More
