CleanWeb advocate Sunil Paul delivered an interesting presentation at yesterday’s Green:Net conference in San Francisco: Infrastructure gains have gotten the environmental industry pretty far, Paul said, “but the CleanWeb is the ability to distribute software and services on top of that infrastructure that makes it more efficient, and that is the next big evolution in […]
Category Archives: Less Stuff
Buy Nothing Day
Here in the USofA the buzz is all about Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Here is an alternative way to participate: Last year, everybody was talking about NothingTM, the zero-carbon must have that we all had to have. But then the fashion tide left the beach of fad and NothingTM became boring and so version […]
Kids Clothing Exchange
A while back I wrote about making more use out of less stuff. Here is an example of a startup gaining some traction: ThredUP aims to bring affordability and convenience to the children’s clothing market, which is estimated to be valued as a $1 billion space. The platform allows parents to exchange boxes of outgrown […]