Environment - The Forest Blog

Why the Oldest Organizations Keep Thriving Green and Why It Matters

Look, down on the ground, the story of why the oldest organizations keep thriving in green circles is pretty clear—these guys have been around long enough to learn a thing or two about survival, adaptation, […]

ESG

Cleanfarms Celebrates 15 Years of Agricultural Recycling

Elena Ramirez

Look, down on the ground… 15 years ago, no one was really talking about how much plastic waste farmers produce. Now, here we are, celebrating a milestone for a Canadian organization that’s been pushing to […]

Ecology

Nature-Positive Finance Gains Speed in 2025

Elena Ramirez

In 2025, the buzz around nature-positive finance isn’t just chatter anymore. It’s turning into real money, real projects, and real change. Look, down on the ground, what folks really care about is whether this stuff […]

Sustainable Business Practices

Turning Waste into Products in the U.S. Food Industry

Elena Ramirez

Look, down on the ground, the U.S. food industry is actually doing something about food waste. They’re not just talking; they’re transforming scraps and surplus into stuff people want to eat—and that’s a big deal. […]

Sustainable Business Practices

Blackbaud Named One of Newsweek’s Greenest Companies 2025

Dr. Elias Vance

Blackbaud earns a spot among the world’s green elite, and honestly, it’s worth asking: what does that really mean? Newsweek’s recognition isn’t just a shiny badge; it’s supposed to reflect tangible sustainability efforts. But let’s […]

Sustainable Business Practices

AI in Sustainability Gains Ground but Faces Hidden Costs

Dr. Elias Vance

Artificial intelligence is often praised for its role in advancing sustainability, especially in the U.S. energy sector. But let’s try to get past the surface-level interpretation here for a moment. The connection that often gets […]

Ecology

Stray Cats and Urban Ecology

Dr. Elias Vance

Stray cats in U.S. cities are a huge, underreported ecological threat—estimates of 60-100 million roaming urban streets, preying on native wildlife, especially birds. Current management strategies like Trap-Neuter-Return only reduce populations by about 66%, and […]