by Gil Friend | Mar 13, 2005 | Sustainability
WorldChanging.com reports on Der Spiegel’s ‘astounding interview with Pan Yue, Deputy Director of China’s State Environmental Protection Administration.’ We are using too many raw materials to sustain this growth. To produce goods worth...
by Gil Friend | Mar 13, 2005 | Sustainability
My New Bottom Line article this month looks the growing trend to corporate social responsibility (CSR) reporting — more than 2500 companies worlddwide — and company performance, and asks ‘How closely are they correlated?’ It turns out that the...
by Gil Friend | Mar 13, 2005 | Sustainability
Another gem relayed by Good For Business, this one via the Wall Street Journal: There are 26 doctors on staff at Quad/GraphicsÖinternists, pediatricians and family practitioners that comprise a critical department within one of America’s largest printing...
by Gil Friend | Mar 13, 2005 | Sustainability
[Good For Business]: By blending magnesium oxide and conventional cements, TecEco’s environment-friendly cement uses one of the earth’s most abundant elements, lessens the need for burning fossil fuels, and forms clean, strength-giving minerals that can...
by Gil Friend | Mar 7, 2005 | Sustainability
My ‘Sustainability Sundays’ post at WorldChanging this week is about Factor Ten, and the call for a 10x improvement in resource productivity from our present primitive state. (Factor Ten is increasingly important in Europe, under-noticed in the US —...
by Gil Friend | Mar 7, 2005 | Sustainability
The always perceptive Arthur Young (of the oddly named but quite worthwhile iGreenBuild newsletter) reports Lots about media and communications campaigns, particularly environmental: http://www.campaignstrategy.org/. Looks worthy.
