Week in ReviewTune in around 17:24 for a roundup of news, plus a special presentation on "place" by Dawn Danby, co-founder of consulting firm SphericalA new frontier in wind energy on Native American land, cultivated by six Sioux tribesMicrosoft has figured out a way to reduce risks associated with PPAsLessons from Walmart and UPS on electrifying their fleetsFeatured StoriesDon't overlook natural paths to carbon removal (35:15)The imperative from the recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report is clear: Humankind must move more quickly to take carbon dioxide emissions out of the atmosphere. Kate Gordon, fellow at the Columbia Center on Global Energy Policy and partner on the sustainability team of RIDGE-LANE Limited Partners, weighs in about where businesses have an opportunity to make a positive impact most quickly.We have the tools we need to reduce emissions (45:40)Former Department of Energy staffer Julio Friedmann has spent much of his career studying pathways for capturing CO2 emissions out of water and air. Now a senior research scholar and lead of the CaMRI Initiative at Columbia University, he weighs in on how businesses can view the infamous greenhouse gas as a potential revenue stream and why the corporate sector needs to stop stalling.A unique vocal and visual mash-up (52:00)The Faces[On]Display augmented reality experiment is an interactive art exhibit that uses fast-tracking and facial gesture recognition to create unique performances from Can Büyükberber's immersive artist research residency at Adobe. While we can bring you the visuals, enjoy the VERGE 18 performance by opera singer Amanda Gregory.What's new at GreenBiz?News, events, webcasts — the list goes on. Keep your finger on the pulse of the latest in sustainability by keeping up with GreenBiz.• How do you measure a circle? As more companies reconsider materials, products and business models for the circular economy, the need for new metrics to track progress is becoming more apparent. An upcoming one-hour webcast — "Measuring Circularity: Why Lifecycle Assessment is Not the Right Tool" — will explore new options that help managers keep tabs on factors such as recycled content or solid waste from manufacturing. Register for this free, interactive session at 1 PM EST Oct. 23, brought to you by GreenBiz and UL Environment.• A helping (solar) hand. This upcoming one-hour webcast — "Powering Inclusion Through Solar Handprints: An Innovative Partnership" — will explore an initiative spearheaded by flooring manufacturer Mohawk Industries in collaboration with nonprofit Groundswell to bring clean power to underserved communities. You'll learn more about how this relationship aligns environmental stewardship with social equity. Register for the free, interactive session at 1 PM EST Oct. 30.• Do we have a newsletter for you! Monday's GreenBuzz and Wednesday's VERGE Weekly are essentially unchanged. But the lineup includes Transport Weekly (Tuesday), Energy Weekly (Thursday) and Circular Weekly (Friday). You must subscribe to each newsletter in order to receive it. Please visit this page to choose the newsletters you want to receive.• Check out our Center Stage podcast, which features the best of live interviews on sustainable business and clean technology, conducted on stage at GreenBiz and VERGE conferences.• The GreenBiz Intelligence Panel is the survey body we poll regularly throughout the year on key trends and developments in sustainability. To become part of the panel, click here. Enrolling is free and should take two minutes.Stay connectedTo make sure you don't miss the newest episodes of GreenBiz 350, subscribe on iTunes.Have a question or suggestion for a future segment? E-mail us at [email protected].