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Impact

The puzzle-like pattern on these Nike sneakers isn’t just a cool design—it’s a waste-reduction trick

Lyft and LeBron James are giving thousands of young people free bikeshare memberships

These are the most sustainable corporations in the world

Creativity

Netflix’s YouTube envy puts it on an unsustainable path

Volvo’s short film about saving an endangered kestrel will make you feel hopeful about climate change

Radiohead creates a digital public library so you can stream their deep cuts

Co.Design

The most common way to demolish a building is also the most wasteful

In Arizona, a case study in how architecture can adapt to climate change

This home improvement brand now sells high fashion. It’s surprisingly good

Work Life

Ditching the whiteboard and adopting two brainstorming practices helped my company thrive. Here’s how.

Why honesty might not always be the best policy at work

6 ways to handle biased feedback at work