Capturing the knowledge at the intersection of money and meaning

We have taken some modest first steps to build a knowledge base to test the power of interacting elements of the Triple Bottom Line. Much original research by private think-tanks and on university campuses is contributing to parts of this quest. But we feel that the work of investors, entrepreneurs, community members and government officials also contains practical, experience-based information that must be included in our collective wisdom.

We have been working to record the information arising out of several conferences for the past two years, including Social Capital Markets and Berkeley Energy and Resource Collaborative conferences. We encourage students to use our template, a standard summary format familiar to readers of academic journals, and to submit summaries from conferences devoted to sustainability in any field, for possible posting on our website.

We invite you to download the PDFs to review these session summaries.

Climate Change Conferences (PDF)

Peak Oil or Climate Emergency

BERC Cleantech Session Summaries (PDF)

Clean Technologies- Job Creation or Destruction

Implications of Businesses, Professionals, and Students

Policy and Green Job Creation in the U.S. and China