On sustainability, feelings beat facts. Fact.
Last week we had another fantastic turnout for our annual Green Academy on employee engagement for sustainability. There were some really big names taking part –...
Jeremy Clarkson, Eco Warrior?
Anybody taken in by the Guardian's 'interview' with a recalcitrant Jeremy Clarkson where he apparently eschewed his old gas guzzling ways and took up the...
Marks & Spencer’s Living Wall Comes to Life
It was my forty-mmmth birthday yesterday and I had a lovely day – breakfast in bed, pub lunch, birdwatching (yellow hammer, willow tit, water rail...
When ‘ethical’ can be unethical…
A very interesting point was raised by a Corporate Sustainability Mastermind Group member at last week's meeting: The easiest ethical choices are often not very...
Sustainability Across the Generations
Last Friday we held the tenth Corporate Sustainability Mastermind Group meeting at the wonderful Lumley Castle in County Durham. The topic was 'Sustainability Across the...
My Sustainability Brain Dump
I was interviewed by Anthony Day for his weekly Sustainable Futures Show podcast recently and we had a great old chin wag which covered a...
Green SME Interview: Alex Hurst, Phoenix Taxis
Alex Hurst is the CEO of Phoenix Taxis based in Blyth Northumberland which currently has the biggest operational fleet of electric cars in the UK....
How not to communicate climate change by the Guardian
The Guardian is undoubtedly the UK's best newspaper for covering environmental issues, so it was no surprise when outgoing Guardian Editor Alan Rusbridger made climate change...
Proof: We ARE winning the climate wars
Good news never hits the headlines – unless it's a famous person's baby – but on Friday the International Energy Agency announced that in 2014,...
Sir Ian Cheshire on Sustainable Business Leadership
I had a fantastically green night out in London on Tuesday. After an impromptu diversion into a St Patrick's, er, Month drinks reception at the...