Although this topic was quickly glossed over near the end of our class in day 1 (July 21), I was intrigued by the dichotomy of sustainability between the rich and poor. Prior to any research conducted, I’ve always had…
Sustainable Development & Competitive Advantage
Why a corporate strategy grounded in ecological economics makes good business sense
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The Sustainability Inequality
Tagged with: education, environment, income inequality, sustainability, sustainable, UNDP, UNEP
Posted in economic development, government policy
Posted in economic development, government policy
What’s Wrong with GDP?
Korea’s National Strategy for Green Growth is an example of a step towards sustainability on a country-wide level.
The Notion of Shared Value to Solve Our Sustainability Problems
Our discussion in class today touched on the role of business and government in addressing the issue of climate change. In this TED talk, Harvard Business School professor Michael Porter identifies the fundamental problem with the way that we are…
The Governmental Role in Global Affairs
At one point in time, all people question the actions of their government; this in itself is not a surprise. It is for this reason that the concept of majority rule was “invented”. Going beyond the political aspect of this…
Hydrogen cars: tomorrow’s reality
Carbon emissions cause a threat to our planet. They do not only poison our air, they also increase the greenhouse effect. So if we want our future generation to be able to breath freely we should address this problem. In…
Managinig Natural Capital through Natural Capital Accounting
Partly as a result of the invisibility of natural capital, ecosystems worldwide are deteriorating. Therefore, it is increasingly important that government, corporations and individuals around the world start valuing natural capital and its importance in the well-being of the entire…
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Tagged with: climate change, environment, planet, sustainable, sustainable development
Posted in climate change, climate sceptics, community, corporate sustainability, government policy, greenwash, pollution, sustainable buildings, sustainable development, sustainable living, sustainable technologies
Posted in climate change, climate sceptics, community, corporate sustainability, government policy, greenwash, pollution, sustainable buildings, sustainable development, sustainable living, sustainable technologies
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