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.
7 great podcast series and their episodes about the climate crisis
Climate change and sustainability have taken over some more mainstream podcasts and here are a few of the most insightful episodes. Read More
Finding your match in the carbon economy
The Department of Energy’s new carbon matchmaking tool helps identify the carbon capture, storage and end-product supply chain. Read More
Disney, Mastercard and Zendesk tap industry veterans for sustainability roles
Kroger, RMI and two EV companies also make key hires. Read More
Regrow partnership with food giants aims to scale regenerative agriculture
Regrow Agriculture has partnered up with some of the biggest food companies in the industry to bring immense monitoring capabilities to sustainable farmers. Read More
Will water pricing be the next carbon pricing?
Water prices are artificially low and businesses are adding in shadow prices to get ready for a drought future. Read More
How to start using an internal carbon price
Net-zero commitments are on the horizon. Turning emission reductions into dollar savings could be the difference between hitting targets and missing them. Read More
How three companies are solving problems using biomimicry
Nature usually has the most elegant solutions. Why aren’t we using more of them? Read More
3 companies tell us their failures on sustainability
Levis, L’Oreal and Humanscale explain where they went wrong and how they are moving forward. Read More
Seven biochar companies you should know
This carbon removal technology is gaining traction beyond the farm world, where it has been well known for decades. Read More
State lands open for carbon crediting, but how good are those credits?
The carbon market has found a new source of credits; public lands. What does this mean for the carbon credit ecosystem? Read More
