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Why investors need to act in 2012 to stop climate change and protect their...
Investors must take action to reduce long-term strategic risk to their portfolios, says Paul SimpsonAs the dust settles on the COP17 agreement in Durban, two things are clear. Firstly, that government...
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Climate change abyss separates the political world from the real world
The lack of commitment made at COP17 to accept emissions reductions targets betrays the fact that most CEOs see sustainability as vital to the success of their businessThe 17th Conference of the...
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Beyond sustainability: why we need a more radical approach
Focus on goals to bring about a systemic change, simply talking about shared value isn't enoughSustainability is rapidly becoming part of mainstream debates but there are doubts about its efficacy to...
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The Green Economy – which way to look in 2012
Re-engineering our transport, energy, food systems and building stock for a low carbon future could provide a much needed economic boost, says Andrew SimmsRight now, the green economy should have the...
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Could economics of the past help prevent a future crisis?
With capitalism in crisis, economics will play a lead role in the shape of our future, says John ElkingtonI'm pretty sure I never actually saw the 1971 film Fiddler on the Roof, but the poster adverts...
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Why sharing makes sense in an over-consuming world
Collaborative consumption is now a growing movement and can play an important role in lessening our collective impact on the planetAtwater Village is a relatively tiny area of 15,000 people wedged...
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Inside Finland's innovation camp for sustainable consumer behaviour change
As Finland faces resource scarcity and higher energy prices, a new innovation camp aims to change consumer behaviour and spur new business growthFinland is facing a "no-crisis" crisis. A country poor...
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Davos hot topic: public-private partnerships with developing countries
International collaboration is needed to build green infrastructure in developing countries, says Dominic WaughrayFloods have cost the Thai economy US$45bn in 2011, about 7% of its GDP according to the...
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Is China the global game-changer for sustainability?
The corridors at Davos are buzzing with discussion over China's growing commitment to sustainability, says Peter LacyOne of the recurring themes in conversations at Davos this week is whether China...
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Companies are not paying enough attention to staff health and wellbeing |...
To secure a long term sustainable competitive advantage, the physical and mental health of a workforce is a prerequisiteAccording to the latest CEO survey by PwC, the "talent challenge" has become...
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India: food, marketing and children's health
Higher disposable incomes, changing consumption patterns and the marketing might of powerful western brands are bringing fast food to India's childrenThe camera pans in. The grins of smiling school...
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Focus on South Africa: operating responsibly in emerging markets
Operating a responsible business can be difficult in a country still dealing with the consequences of apartheidThe context for doing business responsibly in South Africa, one of the fastest-growing...
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Skills and scale: tomorrow's sustainable agriculture rests with small producers
Learning from Uruguay's local-level research models could help ensure there is food on the plates of the next generationThe Uruguayan beach resort Punta del Este isn't the most obvious place for a...
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Does Renault's value of a human life depend on where you live?
The French manufacturer comes under attack as crash tests in Latin America show its Sandero model is more dangerous in a collision than its European counterpartIs the life of a driver in Europe worth...
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Quality control helps Ghana's fine cocoa producers go global
An upsurge in interest in high quality chocolate is putting Ghana's small-scale cocoa producers on the international stageFine chocolate is known for its delicate flavour notes, fancy packaging and a...
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The Green Economy – which way to look in 2012
Re-engineering our transport, energy, food systems and building stock for a low carbon future could provide a much needed economic boost, says Andrew SimmsRight now, the green economy should have the...
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Could economics of the past help prevent a future crisis?
With capitalism in crisis, economics will play a lead role in the shape of our future, says John ElkingtonI'm pretty sure I never actually saw the 1971 film Fiddler on the Roof, but the poster adverts...
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Why sharing makes sense in an over-consuming world
Collaborative consumption is now a growing movement and can play an important role in lessening our collective impact on the planetAtwater Village is a relatively tiny area of 15,000 people wedged...
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Inside Finland's innovation camp for sustainable consumer behaviour change
As Finland faces resource scarcity and higher energy prices, a new innovation camp aims to change consumer behaviour and spur new business growthFinland is facing a "no-crisis" crisis. A country poor...
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Davos hot topic: public-private partnerships with developing countries
International collaboration is needed to build green infrastructure in developing countries, says Dominic WaughrayFloods have cost the Thai economy US$45bn in 2011, about 7% of its GDP according to the...
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