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The Sustainability X Factor

31st October 2012

Long before the phrase was demeaned by cheap TV talent shows, 'X Factor' referred to that difficult to ascertain quality that set the best ahead...

Green Jujitsu: Smart Culture Change for Sustainability Redux

29th October 2012

I'm taking a day off today as it's my middle son Jimmy's third birthday, so I won't be pontificating at length as usual. Instead, here's...

Who’s the leech, Mr Delingpole?

26th October 2012

I've pretty much given up paying attention to "contrarian" anti-environmental bloggers - the purveyors of zombie myths that just won't die - but it came...

Green Is Working

24th October 2012

It's a real pity that last week's Green Is Working in London demonstration didn't get the attention it deserved. The pro-growth message, the presence of...

Shining a light on decision making

21st October 2012

One of the benefits of having one of our household on maternity leave is that we have a steady stream of tradesmen turning up to...

Your employees are not stupid, just busy

19th October 2012

Here's the latest in my Green Business Confidential podcast series. It's called "Your employees are not stupid, just busy" and it's about my green jujitsu...

An Understanding of Waste

17th October 2012

On Monday I ran a waste awareness session with one of my large clients' employees. I used a range of green jujitsu techniques to properly...

Green Jujitsu Culture Change Webinar Recording

15th October 2012

We had a fantastic webinar on my Green Jujitsu webinar on Friday afternoon, featuring at least three FTSE100 or equivalent company attendees. If you want...

Why forklift drivers are crucial to environmental performance

12th October 2012

If you want to get the feel for a manufacturing, logistics or packaging company's sustainability performance, take a wander along to Goods Out and watch...

Do we not care about the Polar Bears?

10th October 2012

"Why do people not care?" is a plea I often hear from sustainability practitioners and the wider green movement, usually followed by something like "The...

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