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The GreenTie Blog

Learn from authors whose work and thought leadership has advanced the professional practice of EHS & Sustainability management
  • The Method Behind the NASDAQ CRD Index

    By: NAEM Staff
    April 25, 2011
    What does a company's environmental, social and governance (ESG) metrics say about its future performance? A lot, according to CRD Analytics' Michael Muyot.
  • Recognizing the "Unsung" Environmental Heroes

    By: Carol Singer Neuvelt
    April 22, 2011
    Environmental progress and workplace safety improvements don't happen by accident. They are the result of the dedication and expertise of EHS professionals who work behind the scenes to reduce environmental impacts, protect workers, and help organizations operate more sustainably. Their efforts have contributed to cleaner communities, safer workplaces, and lasting benefits that touch nearly every aspect of modern life.
  • How to Find an "Ergo Meter"

    By: Walt Rostykus
    April 11, 2011
    Finding an ergometer requires understanding your purpose (fitness, testing, or rehab), evaluating machine types and features, and balancing cost, accuracy, and durability to match your organization’s needs.
  • Treating an Audit as a Chance to Improve

    By: Rebecca Zentko
    March 7, 2011
    Treat audits not as a compliance exercise, but as a valuable opportunity to strengthen performance and drive continuous improvement.
  • From Professional Network to Life-Long Friends

    By: Ana Fernandez
    February 9, 2011
    In this reflection for Member Appreciation Week, Ana Fernandez shares how NAEM helped shape her professional growth, connect her with a supportive EHS community, and create lasting relationships throughout her career.
  • How do you achieve what you can't define?

    By: Mark Posson
    January 13, 2011
    What does "sustainability" actually mean? As the term has become more common, its meaning has also become more ambiguous, often leading to confusion rather than clarity. This post explores why defining sustainability with greater precision can improve communication, strengthen collaboration, and help organizations make more meaningful progress toward their goals.
  • It's Hard to be Present When You're "Always On"

    By: Alex Pollock
    January 6, 2011
    Constant connectivity and busyness fragment attention, pulling focus toward tasks, notifications, and future concerns, making mindfulness difficult.
  • Delivering More Value, Less Mass

    By: Howard Brown
    November 29, 2010
    Delivering greater business value while reducing environmental impact is no longer a tradeoff, it is an expectation. Leading companies are rethinking products and processes to meet customer needs with fewer materials, less waste, and smarter design. By focusing on outcomes over inputs, organizations can unlock innovation, cut costs, and create more sustainable solutions that benefit both the bottom line and the environment.
  • Throwing Away the Dumpster: How Burt's Bees Achieved Zero Waste to Landfill

    By: NAEM Staff
    November 22, 2010
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    In 2007, Burt's Bees set out to achieve zero waste status by 2020. Three years in, the company has achieved zero waste to landfill and reduced its waste stream from 344 tons to 66 tons.
  • What are the green metrics that really matter?

    By: Carol Singer Neuvelt
    September 21, 2010
    As ESG ratings, rankings, and reporting frameworks continue to multiply, companies face growing pressure to provide sustainability data to a wide range of stakeholders. This post examines whether today's ESG metrics truly reflect environmental performance and explores the need for more meaningful measures that support better business decisions.