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Going paperless was a huge help, Carter says.

It takes as little as understanding there’s a different way to do things, Carter says.

It’s as simple as reusing things, Carter says.

According to environmental justice advocate Majora Carter, getting serious about job creation in NYC will mean funneling money toward green manufacturing and clean tech industries, not professional sports.

Since her famous TED talk, Majora Carter has found that many in the business community want to do well by doing good.

What’s a green collar job? Anything that has a positive impact on the environment, Carter says.

In the South Bronx, environmental degradation has led to high rates of asthma, diabetes and learning disabilities, Carter says.

Many in Carter’s community once lived in synch with nature.

Carter built the first waterfront park her community has had in over sixty years.

How Majora Carter cleaned up the South Bronx.

Judge Posner believes that as a social good, privacy is overrated because it means people are able to conceal things.

Judge Posner talks about why he is pessimistic about destructive technologies that continue to be developed.

Judge Posner talks about the “Rise of knowledge.”

Richard Posner’s Hobbesian outlook.

Posner first talks about the challenge of constitutional interpretation and how he believes that the entire body of constitutional law was created with free interpretation of the Constitution.

Buy products produced by companies with a vision, says Moriarty

Surfrider CEO Jim Moriarty explains the green business revolution.

Jim Moriarty cites Australia as the shape of things to come.

We’re not past a tipping point, but the threat is certainly there.

Every the countries that didn’t have a part in creating the mess, have to be going green.

They certainly make strange bedfellows, Moriarty says.

Jim Moriarty talks about the greening of Silicon Valley.

The government hast to take the long view, Moriarty says.

If you want to be in the picture, if you want to have a voice, then use your voice, act and stop complaining, says Moriarty.

Surfrider’s Jim Moriarty talks about the legacies of the first American environmentalists: Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt.

Jim Moriarty meets a six-year-old environmentalist.

As it stands, the consumption equation doesn’t add up, Moriarty says.

The environmental movement sells itself short by catering to an exclusive audience, Moriarty says.

The environmental movement has created a massive culture shift, Moriarty says.

Jim Moriarty discusses tailoring the Surfrider Foundation’s message to countries like Japan, Australia and Brazil.