Well, it was bound to happen around now. Once every magazine had done a cover story on the wonders of going green (my previous post
The mad dash of companies trying to come to the aid of the Fortune 1000 (in particular, Wal-Mart’s suppliers) in their new green quest reminds me of any gold rush throughout history. The consultants are now competing to offer picks and shovels for this new green age.
First off, I apologize for the long blog silence. While I’m sure you’re not waiting on baited breath, I do like to keep writing. There’s
“Sustainability, once you get past the gloom and doom warnings about environmental issues, is fundamentally an optimistic pursuit — a vision of a healthier, stronger world for all”
[This is a longer version of a response I’m posting on Huffington Post to a fairly ridiculous column about how evil former Sierra Club president
Last week I spent a couple of days at the RMI 25th anniversary gala, celebrating a quarter century of cutting-edge thinking from Amory Lovins (and
The bizarre story of Whole Foods’ CEO John Mackey is very educational. In case you missed it (which would be hard), Mackey was using the
For quite some time, I have been trumpeting Toyota as perhaps the best company in the world. The combination of the most successful eco-product ever
It was hard to miss the hoop-la around Live Earth, the mega-concert on all seven continents on 7.7.07. I’m not sure if they really hit
‘Is the World Better Off Because Your Company Is In It?’: Examining Corporate Climate Responsibility
