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Posts tagged "circular economy"

Mind the Credibility Gap

Jul 23, 2014

I'm continuing to plough my way through the background information from a sustainability training course I'm reviewing for a client and it's throwing up all kinds...

Will you be a carboniferous fossil in a low carbon economy?

Jul 21, 2014

Kodak is often held up as the archetypal extinction of the digital age. The photographic film giant invented but rejected the product - the digital...

We need MORE pedantry in sustainability

Jul 11, 2014

My name is Gareth and I'm a pedant. There. Said it. It really annoys me when a word or phrase with a particular meaning gets...

IKEA, fashion and sustainability

Jun 30, 2014

Last night I caught the first episode of the BBC documentary "The Men Who Made Us Spend" (if you live in the UK and you're quick,...

The First Law of Sustainability

Jun 2, 2014

The Second Law of Thermodynamics says: The entropy of a closed system always increases. Indulge me here for a minute... Entropy is a measure of...

My Prediction for 2014: The Year of the Resource Crunch

Dec 31, 2013

Back in 2009/10 when I was writing The Green Executive, I interviewed 18 senior sustainability practitioners to generate fresh case studies. I asked all of...

What do dog poo, human urine and the digestive juices of worms have in common?

Dec 11, 2013

The answer is they have all been, or still are, used as a resource. Once upon a time, dog faeces were collected as 'pure' and...

Mark Carney’s not the only one giving ‘forward guidance’…

Aug 14, 2013

Canadian financial rockstar Mark Carney has taken up his post as Saviour Governor of the Bank of England and revealed his secret weapon (drum roll...)...

The Fatberg is the Tip of the Iceberg

Aug 7, 2013

Imagine spending three weeks sluicing away 15 tonnes of congealed fat, wet wipes and 'sanitary items' from a London sewer. A Herculean task if there...

Who has the power to green the supply chain?

Jun 17, 2013

One of the issues we explored in our recent Corporate Sustainability Mastermind Group meeting on supply chains was who in the organisation has the power...

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