by Gil Friend | Jan 1, 2006 | Sustainability
Dave Pollard offers a long reflection on what we’ve learned from the year-ago tsunami, the more recent hurricanes, and other dismaying events of modern life.Things are the way they are for a reason. We aren’t prepared because we don’t want to know...
by Gil Friend | Dec 28, 2005 | Sustainability
WorldChanging, one of my favorite blog-things (“Another world is here”), is using holiday week to feature updates on its contributors — of which I am one! Thanks Alex!
by Gil Friend | Dec 2, 2005 | Sustainability
Barry Commoner coined the phrase ‘linguistic detoxification’ decades ago, to describe that bureaucratic propensity to declare messes cleaned up, rather than actually clean them up. I used it in Natural Logic’s autumn newsletter, posted a couple...
by Gil Friend | Dec 1, 2005 | Sustainability
We’ve just posted and shipped Natural Logic’s twice or three times a year review, summarizing what we’ve been thinking and doing over the last six months. Things like Rating Sustainable Business (How good is yours?), Benchmarking Industry...
by Gil Friend | Nov 28, 2005 | Sustainability
We’ve re-opened the Executive Assistant / Business Development Associate position at Natural Logic. (The person we recently hired — who made a big difference in a short time — has had to move out of town for family reasons.) It’s a demanding...
by Gil Friend | Nov 23, 2005 | Sustainability
Exciting post from WorldChanging.com: In a ‘Brief Communication’ in the November 17 edition of Nature, Brendan Fisher and Robert Costanza from the University of Vermont show that, in the United States, up to a third of the US population lives in areas that...
