News & Announcements

The latest news, announcements and developments in the field from Green Strategies.

Sneaky-Strong: Why the SEC’s Climate Disclosure Rule May Be the Most Impactful Climate Policy Ever

The original piece by Roger Ballentine appeared on the Business Council for Sustainable Energy (BSCE) blog. — Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Gary Gensler has gone out of his way to argue that the Commission is not making “climate policy” in the way that the EPA or other energy or environmental regulatory agencies might. And […]

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The SEC Proposed Rule on Climate-Related Disclosures: What It Means for You

Many of our clients are raising questions about the Security and Exchange Commission’s proposed rule on mandatory climate disclosures: How do I need to prepare? What information will I have to report? Is this really necessary? Our main advice: mandatory climate disclosure is coming, and companies with robust sustainability strategies are poised to gain from […]

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Forbes: Why Capitalism Can Make A Big Impact on Climate Change

In this Forbes article published on May 4, 2022, Ken Silverstein captures the argument for climate capitalism made by Roger Ballentine during the recent Green Builder Media Sustainability Symposium. Silverstein begins with the premise that now is the time to align profit-seekers with climate-friendly business. Companies who do not do this will be “sidelined.” “Climate […]

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eBook: How Business Can Fight Climate Change

Amir Hegazi’s How Business Can Fight Climate Change: Building Companies that Combine Profit and Sustainability compiles insight and ideas from 35 thought and action leaders on how to mobilize the private sector to address climate change and reduce carbon emissions. The conversations captured in this book provide a guide to business leaders on how to do […]

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To encourage recycling, you need someone to buy recycled materials

The following op-ed by Roger Ballentine appeared in the Colorado Sun on May 3, 2022. — Among my great joys is an annual pilgrimage to the trout streams of Colorado. Last summer, the rivers were low, and fishing restrictions were in place to not further stress the fish. While walking the banks of the Roaring […]

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