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Executive Editor
Alex Steffen (Seattle)
Interim Managing Director
Chanel Reynolds (Seattle)
Office Manager
Erika Hess (Seattle)
Secret Weapon/ Contributing Editor
Jeremy Faludi (San Francisco)
Contributing Editor
Sarah Rich (San Francisco)
Columnists
Erica Barnett (Seattle)
Jeremy Faludi (San Francisco)
Malu Fink (New Zealand)
Emily Gertz (New York City)
Josephine Howitt (New Zealand)
Mara Hvistendahl (Shanghai)
Micki Krimmel (Los Angeles)
Eleanor Lang (New York City)
Jon Lebkowsky (Austin)
Mindy Lubber (Boston)
Billy Matheson (New Zealand)
Craig Neilson (New Zealand)
Patrick Rollens (Chicago)
Contributors
Uleshka Asher (Tokyo)
Alan AtKisson (Stockholm)
Dawn Danby (Toronto)
Gil Friend (Berkeley)
Jonathan Greenblatt (Los Angeles)
Robert Katz (Washington, DC)
Katie Kurtz (San Francisco)
Hana Loftus (London)
Joel Makower (Oakland)
Hassan Masum (Toronto)
Mike Millikin (Mill Valley, N. California)
Chad Monfreda (Arizona)
Ted Rose (Boulder, Colorado)
Cameron Sinclair (Global Nomad)
David Zaks (Madison, WI)
Correspondents
Nicole-Anne Boyer (Paris)
Chris Coldewey (Mumbai)
Régine Debatty (Berlin)
Josh Ellis (Las Vegas)
Zaid Hassan (London)
Brandon Keim (Brooklyn, NY)
Geoff Manaugh (San Francisco)
Dina Mehta (Mumbai)
Adrian Muller (Barcelona)
Leif Utne (Seattle)
Seth Zuckerman (Seattle, WA)
Co-founders
Alex Steffen and Jamais Cascio

CNET.com and Package Design Magazine have recently covered Worldchanging contributing editor Jer Faludi’s ideas for Environmental Fact Labels, saying that they may indeed be the future of green labeling From designer clothing to processed food, we use labels to tell...

There's a long interview with Jer about green computing over on IT Conversations: As more companies examine the issue of environmentally friendly products, it is not surprising that the concept of green computing would grow in importance. IT professionals are...

The WIE magazine piece we mentioned before, A Brighter Shade of Green: Rebooting Environmentalism for the 21st Century, is now online. It's worth a read: "Another world is possible,” goes the popular slogan of the World Social Forum, a yearly...

Pritzker Prize-winning architect Richard Meier tells Vanity Fair that we're his top site: Sustainable strategy is one of the focuses of my practice today. World Changing has a wealth of information on sustainability resources. It’s comprehensive and solution-based. (Thanks, Sam!)

The latest episode of the CBC show Spark features a long interview with Alex on product-service systems, producer responsibility, backstory insight and why owning things may be over-rated. Here's the run down for the show: On this episode of Spark...

I'll be keynoting the CompostModern conference this weekend. It's got a bright green all-star line-up, so if you're in the Bay Area, come on by!

Nice article on the CBC website the other day, A little good news: Green America: Not surprisingly, Americans being Americans, the whole crisis has taken on an air of entrepreneurial optimism. At a speech in Seattle in early November, former...

Video from this year's PICNIC -- "the Amsterdam event that stands at the crossroads of media, technology, entertainment, art and science and surveys the future" -- is up for all of us who couldn't make it to Holland for the...

Alex will be featured in CNN's documentary 'Just Imagine.', which premieres towards the end of November. In 'Just Imagine,' hosted by UK designer Ross Lovegrove, Alex discusses the future of traditional media, with WorldChanging as an example of how people...

Our thanks to PC Magazine, for including Worldchanging.com in its 2007 list of Favorite 100 Blogs. Here we are, nestled right between Wonkette and You Ain't No Picasso, heady company indeed.