Revol Greens, Minnesota’s greenhouse lettuce farm, recently completed a major expansion, CEO Mark Schulze explains
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Bring Produce Production Back to U.S., AppHarvest CEO Says
AppHarvest CEO Jonathan Webb discusses food supply during the Covid-19 pandemic, and cracks in the agriculture system. He speaks on “Bloomberg Markets.”
Expansion means packaged-lettuce grower Revol Greens can quadruple output
A southern Minnesota greenhouse dedicated to producing leafy greens for restaurants and grocery stores is now the largest of its kind in the country.
What role does ESG play in the ‘new normal’?
Facing existential crisis, it’s only natural that our perspective will change — for better and for worse. In recent weeks and months, as many of us have “sheltered in place” in the face of a global pandemic, each of us has come to grips with a valuable reminder of what’s truly important: family, friends and colleagues; security and safety; food and water; healthcare.
US: Company expands greenhouse locations and welcomes senior staff
Revol Greens announced the expansion of its Minnesota greenhouse from two to 10 acres. This is now the largest greenhouse in the U.S. dedicated to baby leaf lettuce.
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Agents of Impact Call roundup: Green infrastructure is back on the agenda (replay). The action in climate action is in infrastructure.
US/Dutch collaboration to create Appalachia AgTech capital
AppHarvest is building one of the world’s largest controlled environment agriculture facilities. The company announced that it has brought together more than a dozen organizations, including the governments of the Netherlands and Kentucky as well as universities and private companies, to commit to the creation of America’s AgTech capital in Appalachia.
Kellogg School to award the Moskowitz Prize for social finance research
The annual Moskowitz Prize for research on sustainable and responsible investing and the financial implications of responsible business practices is moving to the Kellogg School of Management (also the home of the Kellogg-Morgan Stanley Sustainable Investing Challenge and the Sustainable Finance Faculty Consortium, which is meeting this week).
Agent of Impact Call No. 19: Green infrastructure is back on the agenda (audio)
Driven by falling price curves for renewables, mispriced risk, and the need to ramp up climate finance to avert a planetary crisis, investors are finding opportunity in distributed solar and wind plants, waste-to energy facilities, wastewater systems and sustainable agriculture.
Q&A Roundtable: The Future of Impact Finance
Six leading members of the Impact & Sustainable Finance Faculty Consortium discuss trends, predictions, foibles, and tensions related to the rapidly growing field their group has been focused upon for the past four years.