Of coalitions, co-operation and strange bedfellows
Here in the UK, we are in uncharted political territory. An electoral system which we are told will deliver strong Government has given us a...
Where does the environment feature in the election?
We're on the brink of a UK General Election which has been more uncertain than any in recent years. I must declare an interest here...
Lessons from Deepwater Horizon
Most people reading this will know that the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig exploded in the Gulf of Mexico last week, killing 11 people and releasing 6 million litres of oil (so far) from the sea bed. This post looks at lessons we can learn.
We're back
The upgrade should be complete and we should be back on line. Full blogging service will resume next week!
I'll be back!
Just a quick note to say that this blog will be changing its underpinning software from Blogger to Wordpress early next week. This is because...
Waitrose's bags of milk flop
It was no surprise to me that Waitrose's "eco-friendly" bags of milk have not sold and, ironically, led to lots of wasted milk. Simple question...
Eyjafjallajoekull and all that
There are two types of natural disaster - the ones that we can cause like landslides from deforestation, sea level rises from climate change, or...
Sustainability in the Service Sector – video
Sustainability in the Service Sector from Gareth Kane on Vimeo. Here's an extended clip from the Service Network event I did back in February. This...
Are you part of the problem…
...or part of the solution?I've been working with a number of clients recently who were focussing on how they could reduce their impact on the...
Sustainability Model
I've uploaded clips from my presentation to the Service Network back in February up onto YouTube - here's me explaining the sustainability maturity model -...