AZENTIVE: Partnership Launch
I’ve been hinting for a while about Alchemus Prime’s collaborations in the commercial building energy efficiency sector. I’m pleased to now make the official announcement about […]
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Future Cities to be Biomimetic
Cambridge University bioengineer Michelle Oyen is studying how to make future cities biomimetic. Her work is focused on the mechanical properties of biological materials. One […]
Continue reading »Tax on Climate-Damaging Foods
I’ve been writing about food and climate change for a while now, and the latest news is promising. The Danish Council of Ethics has released […]
Continue reading »Wellness at Work
At Alchemus Prime we focus on fostering authentic leadership as a way to create optimal solutions for the earth’s most pressing challenges, including climate change […]
Continue reading »Meat Substitutes’ Carbon Footprint
For meat-lovers who are looking for ways to eat healthier, be kinder to animals, and reduce their carbon footprints, plant-based meat substitutes can be a helpful […]
Continue reading »Zero Net Energy Home for Stanford Prof.
Mark Jacobsen, Stanford Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, and Director of Atmosphere and Energy Program, is walking his talk. His new home is net […]
Continue reading »McKinsey: Four Key Leadership Behaviors
At Alchemus Prime, we take a behavioral approach to, well, everything. So, encountering recent research from McKinsey that talks about four critical leadership behaviors was music […]
Continue reading »Stanford MD Endorses Plant-Based Diet
I’ve written previously about the benefits of a plant-based diet for productivity, climate change, learning, and human wellness. Recently, Stanford Professor of Medicine Randall Stafford […]
Continue reading »Visionaries: Book Launch
This post serves to launch my fourth book, Visionaries. As I reflect on the major inflection points in my life, I think about two very […]
Continue reading »Girl Scouts Rock Energy Savings
I remember back in summer 2010, almost exactly six years ago, contributing ideas to a brainstorm for specific actions girl scouts could take to reduce their […]
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