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Green Light Distrikt
Green Light Distrikt is about entrepreneurship focused on the cleantech sector. Edited by Chris Williams with frequent guest posts from friends, experts and industry insiders from clusters across the globe. Our goal is to provide a place where cleantech entrepreneurs in various clusters across the globe can learn from one another. Green Light Distrikt is creating the "Hitchikers Guide to Clentech" to provide a resource for cleantech entrepreneurs. Read more
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Catherine Moore
March 30th, 2011
Carbon Offsets: An Unearthed Treasure or Pain in the Asset?
Topics: BOSTON, Green Building, Solar
It’s like driving a car, attempting to follow a complicated map with no straightforward directions: so frustrating! Then along comes the modern day GPS system that is easy to use; you enter data and it spits out your destination. Easy … Continue reading
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August 24th, 2010
Unemployment has some looking to a Greener Economy
Topics: BOSTON, Government Policy
Three months after graduation from college and my friends and I could not be more removed from the college scene and our tight knit community at Boston University. Almost immediately, it seemed, after we took the cliché photos and said … Continue reading
