Is your supply chain a ticking time bomb?
I own a 118 year old house. When people say "they don't build them like that anymore", my reaction is usually "thank, goodness" as the...
Do we really need a single definition of sustainability?
There are said to be hundreds of definitions of sustainability and I often come across people who think this is a problem. But is it?...
Interview with Tom Smith, Sedex
This is the last in my series of interviews with leading sustainability practitioners which I carried out to gain examples and pithy insights from the...
I need your sustainability pearls of wisdom!
The last four Christmases I have published "Pearls of Wisdom" - short compendia of wise words on CSR/green business/corporate responsibility from some of the best...
Are we winning?
Regular readers may have noticed a rather upbeat tone to my posts here recently. And for good reason. Renewables starting to take big chunks out...
Interview with Tracey Rawling Church, Head of CSR, KyoceraDUK
The Kyoto Ceramic Company Limited was founded in 1959 by Kazuo Inamori and renamed Kyocera in 1982. It has grown into a multinational electronics and ceramics...
Building A Sustainable Supply Chain hits the shelves/ether!
I'm delighted to announce that Building a Sustainable Supply Chain, my second DōShort eBook/short book, goes on sale this week. If you haven't come across DōShorts...
Interview with Sean Axon, Global Sustainability Director, Johnson Matthey plc
Precious metals giant Johnson Matthey plc is one of those huge companies you may never have heard of, but if you have a conventional car...
Tesla: The Apple of Greentech
Remember what smartphones were like before the iPhone? Fiddly keyboards, nests of menus and terrible web navigation. Then along came Steve Job's little shiny slab...
Green: The New Normal
If I told you about a country where, last quarter, more than a third of all electricity was generated from low carbon sources, which one...