The warm glow we get from using fewer carrier bags to ferry our vegetables about will not save us from disasters to come . . . → Read More: This plastic bag conspiracy is a truly deadly distraction
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Revised set of sustainable development indicators have measured the state of England’s natural world . . . → Read More: England’s ‘natural capital’ findings to be revealed July 10, 2012, at 11:23:14 PM | Print this Post
The future we want will only be achieved if it is built with green industry through cross-sector collaboboration . . . → Read More: Rio20: global Green Industry Platform seems promising July 9, 2012, at 10:10:53 PM | Print this Post
Even in his lowest expectations, John Elkington had not imagined quite how badly the UN summit in Rio would fail, but, ever optimistic, he outlines his plans to turn things around . . . → Read More: Rio20 was grim but optimism and innovation could turn things around June 26, 2012, at 04:32:04 AM | Print this Post
Like The Great Gatsby, this summit failed to measure up to the challenge of a new world, preferring to recreate the failures of the past June 23, 2012, at 06:33:10 PM | Print this Post
‘Pathway for a sustainable future’ declared, but Greenpeace says summit was failure of epic proportions . . . → Read More: Rio20 Earth Summit: campaigners decry final document June 23, 2012, at 12:34:00 PM | Print this Post
With a disappointing political outcome at Rio+20, the president of the WBCSD says the only option is for business to spring into action and implement change at scale . . . → Read More: Rio20: WBCSD president says the future of the planet rests on business June 23, 2012, at 12:25:51 PM | Print this Post
UN secretary general unveils five-point food security campaign aimed at a future where all enjoy ‘a fundamental right to food’ . . . → Read More: Ban Ki-moon launches Zero Hunger Challenge at Rio20 summit June 23, 2012, at 12:11:49 PM | Print this Post
The influence of UK supreme court judge, Lord Carnwath, led to the world congress’s most important recommendation . . . → Read More: Palm trees and controversy: the world’s top judges and lawyers at Rio20 June 23, 2012, at 11:46:27 AM | Print this Post
Climate campaigners carry out a ‘ritual rip-up’ of the Rio+20 summit negotiating text that they condemn as a betrayal for future generations. Cam Fenton, a Canadian youth environmental campaigner, says the civil society rejects the attempts of world leaders to solve the world’s environmental problems . . . → Read More: Rio20 protesters rip up summit text: video |
Google X working on green energy project
Green groups warn government of national parks hunting backlash
UN challenges Australia to protect Great Barrier Reef
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