by Gil Friend | Dec 17, 2004 | Sustainability
The Unofficial Apple Weblog reports on a web server running on a Newton MessagePad 1200! Talk about ‘reduce, reuse, recycle’! Something to consider before you think about ‘recycling’ that ‘obsolete’ computer — you know, the...
by Gil Friend | Dec 16, 2004 | Sustainability
But in the meantime, some (countries as well as companies) may not be depending on Kyoto to chart a strategic direction that makes intrinsic sense, across several value axes. For example, this excerpt from Worldchanging post on Brazil earlier this week: Lula:...
by Gil Friend | Dec 16, 2004 | Sustainability
Stratfor offers a fairly discouraging word. Here’s the summary: The Italian environmental minister suggested Dec. 15 that the U.N.’s Kyoto Treaty on climate change should be allowed to die in 2012 if the world’s largest countries do not sign on...
by Gil Friend | Dec 15, 2004 | Sustainability
Dave Pollard never fails to surprise: About a year ago, I made my first public commitment to stop just talking about How to Save the World, and actually do something about it. Here’s my progress report. He not only seems to have the time to think, he actually...
by Gil Friend | Dec 6, 2004 | Sustainability
My latest “New Bottom Line” essay, available now on our web site and next week at greenbiz.com, takes a look at the question of short and long loops, large and small scale, and their implications for sustainability and trade. Small, short. Big, long. No,...
by Gil Friend | Nov 2, 2004 | Sustainability
I’m just not blogging it. :+) It’s background as I put finishing touches on my keynote tomorrow afternoon on The State of ‘Sustainability’ (my current ‘stump speech’) at the CoopAmerica Business Network conference. If you’re...
