While evaluating a short list of CMO candidates, I noticed something interesting. On paper, each candidate had similar experiences and appeared to fit well. Yet, when we spoke to each, their narratives were completely different. While not shocking, what stood out was their approach to the role and perceived contextContinue Reading
January 6, 2023 Click for PDF On 19 December 2022, representatives from 188 countries adopted a new agreement at the United Nations (“UN”) Biodiversity Conference in Montreal, Canada, to guide global action on nature.[1] The agreement, the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (“GBF”), is the result of several years of negotiationsContinue Reading
Environment Here are a few of the major impacts the climate crisis could have on the Bay State by 2100. Water flooded a street during high tide in East Boston during Friday’s storm. Michael Dwyer/AP Summers like the South. Premature deaths because of poor air quality. Even more difficult toContinue Reading
Food’s connection with health — both for humans and the planet — was often overlooked and neglected for the last 200 years in the western world. In 2022, though, the importance of food for the planet reemerged as an integral part of good everyday health and healing, a way toContinue Reading
The Senate voted 70-25 Tuesday evening to take up the $1.7 trillion omnibus spending bill that includes modest increases for energy and environment agencies. While the Senate and House have days of work before final passage, the vote showed there is significant bipartisan support for the bill, even with conservativeContinue Reading
ORCHARD PARK — The Bills sure do like to make things interesting. Once again, Buffalo provided its fan base with plenty of excitement, perhaps a bit too much, as it moved past the AFC East rival Miami Dolphins, 32-29, inside a snowy Highmark Stadium. The win clinched a playoff spotContinue Reading
Electric charging station for electric vehicles in a parking lot. getty The transportation industry is on a fast track to contribute to the ambitious goal of achieving net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2050. Widespread electric vehicle (EV) adoption is moving farther beyond early adopters with each new driver andContinue Reading
World Satellite Business Week (WSBW) was back in force this year in Paris. Sessions and happy hours were packed, and many commented on the number of new faces at the show. While there weren’t any show-stopping mergers to come out of the week, it was a time to hear theContinue Reading
When the first primary votes were cast, Russian troops were on the outskirts of Kyiv, gas prices were rapidly rising, Roe v. Wade was still the law of the land, and Queen Elizabeth II was alive. By Tuesday, when the last primaries before Election Day were held, Russians were rapidlyContinue Reading
1. Methane Emissions Will Be Subject to a New Fee Beginning in 2024 Among the revenue-generating provisions of the IRA, Congress established a new fee on methane emissions from the oil and natural gas sector. Beginning in 2025 and each year thereafter, facilities within nine segments defined by subpart WContinue Reading
