Episode 345: Here's hoping

This week’s run time is 35:25.

WEEK IN REVIEW (6:45)

• Emissions accounting needs a makeover, and it’s coming
• Which of these 40 certifications is right for you?
• Greenwashing terms to avoid at any cost

YOUR HOPES FOR 2023 (20:25)

As 2022 wound down, we asked listeners to share 1-minute-long audiograms, answering the following question: “As a sustainability professional, what is your hope for 2023?” This is the second set of submissions. The rest were published Dec. 16.

• Jillaine Dellis, vice president of sustainability and industry affairs at Henkel Consumers Brands — Recognize the importance of circularity
• Alessia Falsarone, Adjunct Faculty, circular economy and sustainable business management at The University of Chicago — Circular economy becomes foundational engine
• Eileen Mockus, CEO of Coyuchi — More companies embrace circularity
• Erik Foley, Director, Center for the Business of Sustainability, Smeal College of Business at Penn State University — Accelerate the impact of business education
• Robyn Luhning, CSO of Wells Fargo — More communities have access to capital to operate more sustainably
• Anna Pavlova, vice president of strategy and market development at CarbonQuest — Adoption will accelerate for distributed carbon capture
• Michael Seebeck, managing director and founder at Sustainable CRE Alliance — Every company gets engaged, even if it’s in a small way
• Katelyn Prendiville, co-founder at SeedCulture — Bringing entire workforce into sustainability strategy
• Jeff Terry, vice president of sustainability and corporate social responsibility at GAF — More companies take tangible steps
• Matt Watts, chief technology evangelist at NetApp — Improve metrics so we can compare vendors
• Breana Wheeler, U.S. Director of Operations at BREEAM — Double down on the impact of buildings
• Nicolas Navas, sustainability consultant at Schneider Electric — Understand the emissions impact of land management practices

Music in this episode

Lee Rosevere: “And So Then,” “I’m Going for a Coffee,” “Southside”
Roman Belov: “Spirit Blossom.”

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