Will the Chinese Be the Saudis of Clean Energy?
John Elkington
January 31, 2010
Quite likely, according to today’s New York Times. “China vaulted past competitors in Denmark, Germany, Spain and the United States last year to become... More...
John Elkington
January 31, 2010
Quite likely, according to today’s New York Times. “China vaulted past competitors in Denmark, Germany, Spain and the United States last year to become... More...
John Elkington
Having given up Economics after a year of university-level study in 1968, I have remained interested in the dismal science – indeed helped develop The... More...
Charmian Love
January 25, 2010
It is great to see examples where technology is celebrated for providing real and direct ways of delivering social good. In this... More...
Charmian Love
January 23, 2010
I was fortunate enough to speak at a fantastic Wavelength event yesterday, hosted by UK social enterprise guru Liam Black. After talking about... More...
John Elkington
At a time when the number of challenges is growing almost exponentially, it’s helpful when thoughtful, experienced people sit back and attempt to pull clearer... More...
John Elkington
January 22, 2010
It’s over 15 years since I first came up with the triple bottom line concept, which subsequently helped spawn any number of related... More...
John Elkington
January 21, 2010
Given the scale of the devastation, it’s hard to imagine anything making much of an impact in short order, but social entrepreneurs have been piling... More...
Bob Massie
January 19, 2010
At this past week’s high-level Institutional Investor Summit on Climate Risk in New York City, more than 500 financial leaders heard both how far the... More...
Monica Araya
Copenhagen failed to deliver a climate deal but did trigger a vital shakeup of climate politics. With the birth of the BASIC bloc -Brazil, South... More...
Charmian Love
I’ve been fortunate that my experience with the NHS has been quite limited since I moved to the UK. That said, one can’t ignore the... More...