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Heather Lose, Editor-In-Chief of The Tennessee Conservationist, talks about printing the photography-rich magazine sustainably while retaining the great image quality that readers expect, by switching to 100 percent post-consumer paper from Rolland.

Tracey Clatworthy and Mark Reynolds, from Toronto’s Sinai Health System, talk about diverting unneeded hospital supplies overseas, halving water consumption, and creating a garden for patients, the birds and the bees. 

Alyssa Bascue talks about environmental responsibility, carbon-neutrality, and the enduring role of catalogs printed on our 100% post-consumer paper.

John Cangany and Nicole DesNoyer talk about a zero-waste tradition dating back to founder Henry Ford, electric vehicles, and cover sustainable printing for Ford’s annual financial report.

In the second part of a two-part interview, Jenn Swain, Sustainable Innovation Project Manager at Burton Snowboards, talks about addressing climate change and other environmental priorities through innovation, activism, and collaboration, while Stephanie Kohn, Director of Brand Management, talks about projecting the Burton brand.

In the first part of a two-part interview, Jenn Swain, Sustainable Innovation Project Manager at Burton Snowboards, talks about the interplay between profitability and sustainability, and innovation – including downcycling old snowboards for use at Vermont breweries.  Stephanie Kohn, Director of Brand Management, covers partnering with sustainable vendors

In the second part of a two-part interview, Teresa Ehman, P.Eng., Director, Environmental Affairs at Air Canada, Canada’s largest commercial airline, speaks about biofuels and sustainability reporting, and Joe Sorella, Manager, Corporate Services, covers sustainable purchasing.

Teresa Ehman, P.Eng., Director, Environmental Affairs at Air Canada, covers commercial aviation’s landmark climate action plan, and Air Canada’s drive to improve fuel efficiency and reduce emissions.

In the second part of a two-part interview, Paul Hendricks, Environmental Responsibility Manager for Patagonia, talks about Worn Wear, consumerism and a memorable ad, and loyal customers who read every word of Patagonia catalogs.

In the first part of a two-part interview, Paul Hendricks, Environmental Responsibility Manager for Patagonia, talks about having a chief executive activist who is also CEO,environmentalism in business, and how to stay true to your mission.