Breaking Free from the Growth Trap: A New Business Paradigm
DeGrowth Part Two. The second episode in the new four part series demanded by the listenership.
Tag Archives: good stewardship; lasting impact
It’s About Our Lived Experience
Our lived experiences hold immense power, shaping our beliefs and influencing our decisions. I have never and will never EVER buy a Ford vehicle. Let me tell you why. In my late twenties, I contacted the Ford organization to find out what we needed to do to make Ford a preferred supplier for our rather […]
Degrowth Part 2: Rethinking Growth for a Sustainable Future
DeGrowth Part Two. A new four part series demanded by the listenership.
What Are You MADE of?
Long ago, my mother was called to the school office to account for my strange actions. I politely stood up in class and lectured the teacher about changing directions without notifying anyone. Our classroom had raised so much money for the purchase of a hamster, food and related paraphernalia that he decided he was the […]
The Financial Benefits of Sustainability: What Data Centers Can’t Afford to Ignore
The third and final episode in the series about the energy consumption of the technology field.
Underrated but Crucial: Being Ready
My stock of shower gel is down to a couple of cartons now, and boy, does it feel good not to waste it. I can certainly imagine your reaction to that sentence. It was in my mid-thirties when I faced my first major setback. I proudly recall it as the time I lost a quarter […]
Exploring Private Legal Action Against Companies for Environmental Violations
The conclusion to the series about using the law to make the changes we seek.
Can Litigation Change the Course of Climate Change?
This is our series about using the law to make the changes we seek.
Suing for Change: Can Litigation Save the Planet?
The series about using the law to make permanent changes continues with this second episode.
Can Legal Action Drive Lasting Change in Climate Policy?
This is the beginning of a new series about using the law to make permanent changes.