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Ma Jun

Director

How to clean up China's environment

Ma Jun's vision is to restore the clear skies of his youth in Beijing. As China's leading environmentalist, he is affecting change in Chinese factories, which are becoming cleaner and safer as a result of his work.

Stories about Ma Jun

Impact

Apple’s Supply Chain Still Has Issues With Underage Workers

The company has been increasingly trying to clean up the labor and environmental issues associated with making its products. But the latest revelations show that a giant company with such a sweeping international supply chain can’t control everything.

Impact

The Top 14 Environment Stories Of 2012

Climate change is getting worse. No one is stepping up to fix it. But these great projects and ideas on how to consume fewer, cleaner resources will give you a little hope for 2013.

Impact

Ma Jun Keeps Your iPhone From Killing People

The crusader for environmental and worker rights in China has worked for years to make sure that Apple’s production process isn’t poisoning workers or the environment. But Apple is just one of many companies who have been forced to do better because of Ma’s work.

Impact

The Man Who Stood Up To Apple

Apple has recently made changes to its policies of withholding any information about the environmental impact of its factories in China. That’s largely thanks to Ma Jun, who this week won the Goldman environmental prize for his work.

Impact

Is Tim Cook’s Apple Going To Stop Poisoning China?

The company is already notorious for the way workers in its Chinese suppliers’ factories are treated, but what’s less known is those same factories’ incredible impact on the environment. But after years of ignoring concerns, Apple may be starting to come around.

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The world’s largest rooftop farm will open soon in Paris

Impact

Why we need better, bigger data to help combat food waste

Impact

Why this Google product manager left to work on criminal justice reform

Creativity

It’s tempting to compare HBO’s ‘Righteous Gemstones’ and ‘Succession,’ so let’s do it

Creativity

How celebrity shout-out startup Cameo is trying to turn its 15 minutes into full-fledged stardom

Creativity

Here are some real (and unreal) problems Trump has somehow blamed on the ‘Fake News Media’

Co.Design

Would you dare fly with this $30,000 heirloom roller bag?

Co.Design

These Starbucks, Coca-Cola, and Domino’s logo mash-ups will break your brain

Co.Design

Infographic: What is America’s most hated sandwich?

Work Life

These are the 3 potential pitfalls of managing up

Work Life

This is what many B2B companies are doing wrong when they build products

Work Life

Ma Jun

Director

Stories about Ma Jun

Apple’s Supply Chain Still Has Issues With Underage Workers

The company has been increasingly trying to clean up the labor and environmental issues associated with making its products. But the latest revelations show that a giant company with such a sweeping international supply chain can’t control everything.

The Top 14 Environment Stories Of 2012

Climate change is getting worse. No one is stepping up to fix it. But these great projects and ideas on how to consume fewer, cleaner resources will give you a little hope for 2013.

Ma Jun Keeps Your iPhone From Killing People

The crusader for environmental and worker rights in China has worked for years to make sure that Apple’s production process isn’t poisoning workers or the environment. But Apple is just one of many companies who have been forced to do better because of Ma’s work.

The Man Who Stood Up To Apple

Apple has recently made changes to its policies of withholding any information about the environmental impact of its factories in China. That’s largely thanks to Ma Jun, who this week won the Goldman environmental prize for his work.

Is Tim Cook’s Apple Going To Stop Poisoning China?

The company is already notorious for the way workers in its Chinese suppliers’ factories are treated, but what’s less known is those same factories’ incredible impact on the environment. But after years of ignoring concerns, Apple may be starting to come around.

Impact

The world’s largest rooftop farm will open soon in Paris

Why we need better, bigger data to help combat food waste

Why this Google product manager left to work on criminal justice reform

Creativity

It’s tempting to compare HBO’s ‘Righteous Gemstones’ and ‘Succession,’ so let’s do it

How celebrity shout-out startup Cameo is trying to turn its 15 minutes into full-fledged stardom

Here are some real (and unreal) problems Trump has somehow blamed on the ‘Fake News Media’

Co.Design

Would you dare fly with this $30,000 heirloom roller bag?

These Starbucks, Coca-Cola, and Domino’s logo mash-ups will break your brain

Infographic: What is America’s most hated sandwich?

Work Life

These are the 3 potential pitfalls of managing up

This is what many B2B companies are doing wrong when they build products

3 ways to train yourself to be more empathetic (and less biased)