There's no doubt: environmental issues are scary.
Eat Your Greens breaks these issues down into bite-sized, digestible pieces that nourish new ways of thinking and keep the planet healthy.
I'm Maia Lopin, and Eat Your Greens is where I explore the ideas, decisions, and turning points that shape how we build a more sustainable future. I sit down with founders, scientists, policy thinkers, and cultural leaders whose work challenges the status quo. Together, we explore how sustainability isn't simply an obligation, but an opportunity to redefine how we live, lead, and build.
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There's no doubt: environmental issues are scary.
Eat Your Greens breaks these issues down into bite-sized, digestible pieces that nourish new ways of thinking and keep the planet healthy.
I'm Maia Lopin, and Eat Your Greens is where I explore the ideas, decisions, and turning points that shape how we build a more sustainable future. I sit down with founders, scientists, policy thinkers, and cultural leaders whose work challenges the status quo. Together, we explore how sustainability isn't simply an obligation, but an opportunity to redefine how we live, lead, and build.
Episode 7: Ted Howland – Vice President, Group Sustainability, CapitaLand Investment, BS/MS Civil and Environmental Engineering Stanford University
Eat Your Greens
52 minutes 42 seconds
2 years ago
Episode 7: Ted Howland – Vice President, Group Sustainability, CapitaLand Investment, BS/MS Civil and Environmental Engineering Stanford University
Ted shares invaluable stories from his career in environmental engineering, how he defines sustainability and sets real targets to track progress, and advice for collaborating with stakeholders to implement sustainable solutions.
Eat Your Greens
There's no doubt: environmental issues are scary.
Eat Your Greens breaks these issues down into bite-sized, digestible pieces that nourish new ways of thinking and keep the planet healthy.
I'm Maia Lopin, and Eat Your Greens is where I explore the ideas, decisions, and turning points that shape how we build a more sustainable future. I sit down with founders, scientists, policy thinkers, and cultural leaders whose work challenges the status quo. Together, we explore how sustainability isn't simply an obligation, but an opportunity to redefine how we live, lead, and build.
