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Arts that Foster Understanding

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In a region as diverse as Silicon Valley, the arts can bring people together in shared experiences that transcend boundaries and foster understanding. Through the arts, we gain exposure to the traditions of various cultures and learn of issues important to people in communities around the world. Two current events in San Jose, Calif., funded in part by the Applied Materials Foundation, work to build bridges between people through the arts.Read more

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Cleantech, Jobs and Silicon Valley

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From left to right: Rex Northen (Executive Director, Cleantech Open), Michael Petersen (CEO, Solargen Energy), Todd Lukesh (Manager of Sustainability, Webcor Builders), Arnnon Geshuri (VP HR, Tesla), Kevin Chen (Director of Business Development, Applied Materials)

 

One of the things I learned last week was that an event that combines cleantech, jobs and great food—along with effective advertising—can deliver an excellent turnout.

Indeed that formula worked at the recent Cleantech Outlook:Growing Green Jobs panel. The event, moderated by Rex Northen, executive director of Cleantech Open, was co-sponsored by the Santa Clara University Leavey School of Business, Applied Materials, and PayPal, which hosted the venue.Read more

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In the Race for Clean Tech Leadership?

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Michael Shellenberger, President and Ted Nordhaus, Chairman of Breakthrough Institute are co-authors of this piece. The Statesman published a shortened version.

A race is on to lead by example in the burgeoning clean energy sector. While the United States may be behind for now, we are far from the finish line.Read more

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