Jesse Klein
GreenBiz Group
Jesse Klein, former senior editor for GreenBiz, is a science, outdoor and business journalist. She has written for New Scientist, Wired Magazine, VICE and The New York Times, reporting on everything from Coachella Valley Music Festival's green initiatives to the future of brain science research. Having previously worked inside Bay Area startups, she has a deep understanding of the pressing issues facing the businesses of tomorrow. See her other work here.
Why Bayer and the Gates Foundation are using CRISPR to reduce food's climate impact
Gene editing technology can help create the next generation of climate-resistant crops. Read More
Supermarkets are tackling emissions from their freezer aisles
The effort to solve the HFC refrigerant problem is still in its early days. Here are four things grocers can start doing now. Read More
3 lessons from Aldi’s switch away from HFCs to natural refrigerant
Grocers should prepare for limited access to new technology, supply chain backups and construction scheduling. Read More
Cotton has a waste problem: This startup says it can solve it
Most cotton garments end up as landfill. Seattle’s Evrnu says it can recycle those items. Read More
Understanding the new nature and biodiversity frameworks for companies
Leads of the new mechanisms for evaluating nature impacts and setting targets break down the differences between them and why your company needs both. Read More
How Google tackles food waste
Michiel Bakker makes Google a magical place to work. Here’s his advice on food waste. Read More
The first frontier for electric aviation: Short-haul flights
A third of flights are less than 250 miles, which is already within range for electric planes. Read More
The secret ingredient to plant-based meat? Real meat
Two startups, Paul’s Table and Better Meat Co., are spearheading the hybrid meat industry. Read More
The state of fleet electrification in 2023: Cheaper, more efficient and more scalable
We are at the tipping point where fleet electrification is accelerating at record speed. Read More
Amazon, IKEA and Patagonia have joined a group to buy zero-emissions maritime shipping fuel
The Zero Emission Maritime Buyers Alliance is looking to decrease emissions from ocean shipping by 90 percent. Read More
