Ashley Whillans has found it — the missing ingredient. A behavioral scientist and assistant professor at Harvard Business School, Whillans’s research has uncovered a key component of behavioral interventions that has long […]

Last week I had the luck to meet two climate change heroes: scientists who for decades have steadily been researching and publishing the data that shows we are warming the Earth to […]

At Marketing for Change, we know how important our work environment is to the creative, productive, fun and caring culture we want to nurture and grow. So last year, we decided to […]

Recently at a happy hour gathering, I started a discussion with my friends about overfishing and the depletion of global fish stocks (yup, I’m that exciting in a social setting). In response […]

It’s hard to be an environmentalist. It’s even harder to hang out with them.

I first noticed that hurricane hysteria was setting in on Labor Day. My husband and I stopped at a Central Florida supermarket on the way home from the beach, and it was […]

 As researcher after researcher took the stage last week at the Climate & Health Summit organized by former Vice President Al Gore, the evidence mounted: climate change is not just bad for […]

When South Miami Mayor Philip K. Stoddard thinks about how to get his small Florida town to take action on climate change, he draws inspiration from The Music Man.

The world is going to hell in a hand basket, and Americans are finally worrying about it.

Growing up in a small, rural town in North Florida, climate change wasn’t a topic that came up often in conversation.

Conservation campaigns love to tell people “every drop counts” (do a quick Google search to see how often this is used). And I agree that each drop should count. But when I […]

The Tampa Bay Times recently covered a new study that revealed the Bay has the largest amount of seagrass measured since the 1950s.