Chartwells Higher Education Implements Flexible Ghost Kitchens at Campuses Nationwide
New program allows campuses across the country to quickly and easily implement new dining experiences virtually anywhere they have kitchen space
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CHARLOTTE, N.C., Feb. 17, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Chartwells Higher Education, a recognized leader in contract food service management, is helping colleges and universities around the country successfully open ghost kitchens, a concept of virtual or delivery-only kitchens that has taken the world by storm since the start of COVID-19. While planning was in the works pre-pandemic due to increased student demand for delivery options, Chartwells expedited the national rollout of its ghost kitchens program to give campuses more flexible, cost-effective and varied dining options during COVID-19.
Yeah, in the San Francisco Bay area, Berkeley.
A lot of people can get burned out on that subject matter. What keeps you interested in digging into the darker side of human behavior, now in the film world?
I was magnetized to this world a bit as a kid. My dad was in the DA’s office depicted in Errol Morris film, “The Thin Blue Line.” So as I grew up, he dragged me around to precincts and the courthouse and jails. I think his intention was that I would be scared straight, but instead, I kind of imprinted like a duck on the world and have been embedded in it ever since.
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To Fight Climate Change, Should Green Investors Reconsider Big Oil?
To Fight Climate Change, Should Green Investors Reconsider Big Oil?
by Kristen Senz
Sustainability funds eschew some of the biggest backers of green technology: oil companies. Research by
Lauren Cohen offers reasons to re-evaluate the role of traditional energy companies in addressing climate change.
Should eco-conscious investors support a company that’s developing innovative solutions to climate change even if that company is also a major polluter?
The market’s answer to this question has been a resounding “no,” as evidenced by the investment policies that exclude traditional oil producers from most so-called sustainable funds. But this stance eliminates some of the most prolific and influential producers of green innovation, including Exxon Mobil, BP, and Chevron, according to recent research by Harvard Business School Professor Lauren Cohen.
The global carbon nanotubes market has been segmented based on form, application, and end-user industry.
Based on type, the global market has been divided into single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs) and multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs). The MWCNT segment led the global carbon nanotubes market by volume due to the relatively low price customers can pay for the commodity. The business is projected to account for over 22% of the overall business growth. The high degree of molecular structure in graphene results in stronger and more solid nanotubes used in polymers, electronics, and energy applications. MWCNT is increasingly found in engineered polymers because of its ability to repel airborne particulate and make devices more resistant to static electricity.