It’s been a few weeks since the TripleBottomLine Virtual Stock Market competition started. As of today, there are eight players vying for title of Green Stock Guru. Given the market swoon in August, there are currently only three people in the black, with Jason W. leading the pack. The rest of the top five can [...]
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Virtual Stock Market Update: Top 5
September 1st, 2010 
Justin Manger 
Posted in 2nd Green, Business, Education, Green Economy, Green Products, Justin Manger 
Tags: 2nd Green Revolution, Green Technology 
View Comments2nd Green Revolution Sponsoring Georgetown Clean Tech Conference
August 28th, 2010 Justin Manger As part of Georgetown University’s Social Impact Week, Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. will hold the 2010 Georgetown Energy & Cleantech Conference. The student led Energy and Clean Tech Club initiative brings together students and alumni “from across the many schools of Georgetown University interested in issues of energy (traditional and renewable sources), climate change, cleantech, [...]
Our Virtual Stock Market Game Has Begun. Can You Beat the Market?
August 13th, 2010 Justin Manger This week we’ve begun a little game/experiment in capitalism. We’ve created a virtual stock competition on MarketWatch.com with a focus on green stocks. See if you’ve got what it takes to tame the market by picking “green stocks” and see how they do the rest of the year. As this contest has a 2nd Green Revolution [...]
A 12 Year Old’s Wish, McDonald’s, and the Revolution
June 22nd, 2010 Justin Manger Almost 20 years ago (though it seems like yesterday thinking back on it), I wrote a letter to McDonald’s. I was 12 years old. Somewhere along the way I had learned that McDonald’s used Styrofoam to package some of its food. I probably came home and told my parents something like “I learned in school [...]
Posted in 2nd Green, Behavior, Business, Conservation, Education, Green Products, Justin Manger, Op-Ed, President Obama, Sustainability Tags: 2nd Green Revolution, Food View CommentsAs Congress Dithers, Localities Take Action
June 20th, 2010 Justin Manger The government of the United States has vibrant and competitive political parties, a tested system of checks and balances, and a “living” constitution that retains its original intent and ideals while evolving to fit the times. These characteristics have served the United States well. Look at the general mess of dithering representatives unable to take [...]
Posted in Behavior, Justin Manger, Local Energy/Food, Policy, Sustainability Tags: 2nd Green Revolution, Denver, Washington DC View Comments
