Patriotism Without Borders
For the majority of Americans, the days when meat came from the local butcher who purchased animals from a nearby family farm are a distant memory. Due to the growth of Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations (CAFOs) most meat products now comes from so-called factory farms. How concentrated has this production process become? Today, 54% of [...]
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I recently attended a San Diego Meetup to hear Greg Cominos speak about GE’s Ecomagination Challenge. As a senior leader for GE’s Energy Services’ Digital Energy business Greg called the challenge a $200 million experiment in innovation focused on developing new smart grid technology. In a creative partnership arrangement, GE has teamed up with venture [...]
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The worst monsoon floods Pakistan has seen in 80 years has now affected more than 14 million people across the north west of the country, 6 million of them need food, shelter and water. Whole villages have been washed away, hospitals destroyed and critical infrastructure severely damaged. Merlin is airlifting medics into areas cut off [...]
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I’ve written about ultra runner and endurance athlete Sarah Stanley before, featuring her Run, Ride, Inspire project, but Sarah is doing something very special for her birthday this year – cycling over 300 miles from Washington, DC to New York City with additional stops at Annapolis, MD, Baltimore, MD and Philadelphia, PA to raise awareness [...]
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