Terry F. Yosie
World Environment Center
Terry F. Yosie has held senior leadership positions at the U.S. EPA, the chemical and petroleum industries and, most recently, he served as president & CEO of the World Environment Center for 12 years. He is a member of Dow Chemical's Sustainability External Advisory Council and the Trane Technologies Sustainability Advisory Council.
How to effectively respond to environmental rollbacks
Traditional approaches to stop environmental rollbacks aren't working. Here's what will. Read More
3 ways Europe’s sustainability reset will affect corporate planning and policy
Scaled-back reporting requirements will likely occur in multiple phases. Read More
Overcoming the challenges of sustainability’s dual identity
Performance-based and virtue-driven sustainability can come together to drive business value. Read More
Overcoming ideology and chaos during the Trump era
New objectives for sustainability are coming. Here's how to handle them. Read More
Re-examining the value of transparency: Performance driver or burdensome reporting?
It's no longer enough to assume more data yields better performance. Read More
How to forge an effective sustainability strategy for 2025, after a year of setbacks
We need a broad and deep reassessment of current sustainability strategies, in particular advocacy connected to consumers and voters. Read More
What to expect for environmental policy in a 2nd Trump administration
Here's a preview of how policy and personnel may shape the Trump administration's public health and environmental agenda. Read More
After the Chevron deference reversal, alternative approaches to environmental protection emerge
The Supreme Court's June decision, which curtailed the authority of federal agencies, has introduced more uncertainty about health and environmental protection. Read More
The challenge of ‘forever chemicals’ will require bold action at speed and scale
EPA must adopt a systems-driven approach to tackle the environmental health risks of 'forever chemicals.' Read More
AI data centers are undermining climate solutions
The scrutiny of data centers has intensified because of tech company secrecy, energy consumption and societal impacts on customers, policymakers and communities. Read More
