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Plus, tune in for the final installment of our three-part series on clean energy equity, featuring Greenlining Institute.

In this episode, an excerpt from this week's webcast about new GreenBiz research on the future of the sustainability profession. Plus, the second it our series on champion of clean energy equity.

Also featured: A dialogue about public-private innovation in water security with the World Economic Forum's water project lead, Callie Stinson.

Also on this episode, the journey to decarbonize aviation through the eyes of an airport sustainability chief.

Plus, we know energy efficiency is a great way to cut operational costs, so why aren't more companies on board?

Plus, some insight into Southern California Edison's strategy for electrifying transportation and building thermal loads.

Also on this episode, we highlight a thoughtful series on the perplexing and multilayer microfiber problem.

In this episode, how the corporate world can get down to work on plastics, the science of behavioral economics, and how Akamai, Etsy and Swiss Re are benefiting from Apple's renewable energy procurement strategy.

This week, we also explore why August is the new October for sustainability.

This week, we also debate how retailers can champion circular economy principles and 8 common traits of successful sustainability leaders.

Also, WeWork takes meat off the menu and a dialogue with Emily Penn, the Cambridge-educated cofounder of an all-female research crew studying toxic, plastic ocean gyres.

Plus, what really makes a city circular? This week's podcast also includes insights from Ashima Sukhdev, the government and cities lead for the Ellen MacArthur Foundation.

On this episode, three Hawaiian teenagers urge sustainability professionals to listen more. Plus insights on the evolution of environment, social and governance disclosure from consulting firms ERM and Trucost.

On this episode, we recap the scene from VERGE Hawaii with perspectives from Governor David Ige, Honolulu's chief resilience and sustainability officer Joshua Stanbro, and Hilton's senior director of corporate responsibility Daniella Foster.

A mashup of eBay and Facebook evolves, and young sustainability leaders speak.

In this episode, we check in with Interface executive Jarami Bond, one of our 2017 30 Under 30 honorees. Plus, why it might be time to overhaul the LEED sustainable buildings certification framework.

In this episode, we riff on why BYD is such a BFD. Plus three different perspectives on conserving, recycling and restoring water.

In this episode, we dish on innovations in robotics and drones. Plus, ideas for justifying the expense of solar installations on apartment buildings and rental properties.

Also in this episode, how chief digital officers are aiding and abetting the clean energy transition and why more fleet operators are evaluating electric trucks and vans.

In this episode, we also debate the latest use case for blockchain, take stock of Hawaii's energy transition and honor a Japanese pioneer in lithium-ion battery technology.