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Lorie Wigle is the General Manager, Eco-Technology Program Office of the Intel Corporation and President of the Climate Savers Computing Initiative. She talks about how she was eco-minded beginning in high school and continues to be so in her work at Intel.
Lorie was interviewed by Ruth Ann Barrett of EarthSayers.tv, the voices of sustainability at the Portland State University's The Center for Global Leadership in Sustainability, Business and Sustainability Conference, November, 2010.
In 1989, a major environmental disaster shook public confidence in corporate America—the Exxon-Valdez oil spill. 10.8 million gallons of oil poured into Alaskas Prince William Sound, devastating one of the worlds most pristine habitats. Suddenly, the environmental cost of doing business became painfully clear and it was apparent that companies werent doing enough to account for the environmental and social impacts of their operations. Just 6 months after the spill, a group of investors launched an organization to tackle this problem: a small nonprofit called Ceres. Visit the Ceres YouTube Channel for more videos.
Auden Schendler, Executive Director of Sustainability at Aspen Skiing Company talks about his companies dedication to the environment, joining the Business for Innovative Climate & Energy Policy coalition (BICEP) and the growing business support for comprehensive climate and energy policy -- all from the boiler room.
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