Marian Chertow is a professor of industrial environmental management at the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies. Her research and teaching focus on industrial ecology, business/environment issues, waste management, circular economy, and urban industrial...
Author of Creating Climate Wealth: Unlocking the Impact Economy Event details / Poster Watch the full event here.
Marie Gallagher is a Junior in the Erb Undergraduate Fellows program, working towards a degree in the Program in the Environment with a focus on policy and sustainable systems. She believes that social responsibility being the center of the business sector; is a...
Amber is passionate about the intersection between environmental justice and sustainability. Amber is an undergraduate studying Neuroscience with a minor in Sustainability. She is involved in BlueLab Metro, working with the guidelines set in the University of...
Nick comes to the Erb Institute with a background in Project Management, Customer Success, and Event Marketing from scaling teams at various startups in the San Francisco Bay Area. He is passionate about implementing common sense and equitable climate solutions at...
Kent is excited about the opportunity to leverage business to promote community and sustainability change. He is pursuing a BBA in Business Administration, a BA in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics, and a minor in Community Action & Social Change. He is part of...
John is a dual degree in the Sustainably Systems track at SEAS and interested in innovative financial instruments to accelerate adoption of renewable energy generation and storage. He is involved with the Energy Club at Ross (ECR), a co-founder of the Michigan Climate...
Olivia joins the Erb Institute after 4 years of working as a Strategy Consultant, focused on business model innovation and strategy development in the future of mobility and energy. This work has cemented a passion for pursuing a career at the intersection of...
What does sustainability look like in Detroit, a city that is going through changes that some consider a renaissance? The Erb Institute talked with five people who are working to make Detroit more sustainable—in wildly divergent ways, from bees, to dirt, to real...