by Gil Friend | Oct 13, 2002 | Sustainability
Agribusiness goes organic The organic food industry is growing at 20% per year for several — off a small base, to be sure, about 1% of the US market, but in the face of a soft economy, that ain’t hay… so to speak. (Similar pattern of rapid growth on...
by Gil Friend | Oct 13, 2002 | Sustainability
Organized market leverage once again makes a difference A True Fish Story. It is encouraging to note a major success story regarding marine life: the striking if still incomplete recovery of North Atlantic swordfish. [New York Times: Opinion]
by Gil Friend | Oct 9, 2002 | Sustainability
States rights? What are those? Remember when Republicans used to be in favor of states rights vs the overweening powrer of the federal government? Dream on. AP: The Bush administration sided Wednesday with auto manufacturers in opposing a California requirement that a...
by Gil Friend | Aug 27, 2002 | Sustainability
“Is architecture ‘art’?” Charlie Rose interviewing architects Renzo Piano and Santiago Calatravo. A rebroadcast, so you’ll have to hit his web site to order, but pretty way cool. (I loved the wings slowly flapping on Calatravo’s...
by Gil Friend | Aug 25, 2002 | Sustainability
HP VP Debra Dunn, on her way to the Summit, on “why it’s worth taking the heat:” “You can either hide from criticism or engage in dialogue that will move things forward.”
by Gil Friend | Aug 25, 2002 | Sustainability
Live from Jo’berg Instant news and comment from the World Summit on Sustainable Development, presented by Riverpath Associates, a “world class knowledge consultancy.” (Thanks Dave Winer.)
