Thomas McKeag

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Ballard Sees Positive Developments in Fuel Cell Material Handling Market
Ballard Power Systems sees great potential in material handling applications powered by Ballard fuel cell stacks
Where have all the flowers gone?
It is said one of every three bites of food eaten worldwide depends on pollinators, especially bees, for a successful harvest. If this is true, what happens to us when the bees are gone?
How Are China's Overseas Investments Affecting the Environment?
Chinese overseas investments are rapidly increasing, A significant amount of this increasing OFDI goes to the energy and resources sectors-much of it in Asia, Africa, and Latin America.
South Korea on course to have the world's highest Carbon Prices
In a little over 18 months, South Korea will launch a scheme that will cap around 70% of its greenhouse gas emissions.
Funding available for Cleaner Fossil Fuel Production
CCEMC is offering up to $50 million in funding for projects that can reduce emissions from fossil fuel production and processing.

Thomas McKeag

President & Founder, BioDreamMachine, USA

Tom is a licensed landscape architect, community planner and Adjunct Professor in Interdisciplinary Studies at the California College of the Arts and a Lecturer in the Plant and Microbial Biology Department, University of California, Berkeley. He has taught the innovation course "How Would Nature Do That?" to undergraduate and graduate students since 2006. He has guest lectured in the schools of architecture and mechanical engineering at UC Berkeley, Stanford University, Schumacher College, the Omega Institute, and the Universidad Iberoamericana.

He is the President and Founder of BioDreamMachine, a California nonprofit public benefit corporation dedicated to teaching K-12 science through bio-inspired design. Tom is an Education Fellow and member of the Educational Advisory Board of the Biomimicry Institute. Organizations that he has consulted to include the Marine Science Institute, HOK architecture firm, and the Center for Environmental Education, Westchester, NY. He is the co-founder and editor of the new digital magazine Zygote Quarterly, and writes a regular blog at www.greenbiz.com.