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Last fall, Tampa got two Gronks! One came out of retirement to play for the Super Bowl Champs, and the other is an endangered one-horned rhino born at the Tampa Zoo on September 12th. Both love to play ball — Gronk the football star caught two touchdown passes last night (becoming the first player to […]
Continue Reading 103 wordsGM announced last week it intends to make the switch to selling only electric vehicles by 2035 — a surprise move that accelerates the pace of the conversion from internal combustion (IC) vehicles here in the U.S. It
Why This Matters: Secretary Pete was confirmed and he is poised to ride the wave of the transportation transformation. GM’s decision will push the other major automakers to do the same.
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Last night’s Super Bowl will, of course, be remembered for its best commercials! Last year, Stella Artois made a splash with its #PourItForward campaign, teaming with Water.org to provide 5 years of clean water to someone in the developing world. They are continuing the campaign in 2019. If you purchase a limited edition glass “chalice” you […]
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Congratulations to the New England Patriots on their 6th Super Bowl win last night! While this is a huge achievement for Tom Brady, the real star of the show may have been the stadium in which the game was played. Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz stadium is the world’s most sustainable sporting venue and has the highest LEED […]
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