Income inequality Thanks, Doug, for sending along this piece from the Multinational Monitor. And, yes, I do believe this is an issue that ties in with the broader concept of [ … ]
Irish Green Fees (and we’re not talking about golf!) Looks like the Irish are also a step ahead on the concept of reducing waste. This is hardly radical, anti-business, pinko-inspired [ … ]
What a whacky idea!! From the Union of Concerned Scientists, the fifth of their five-point strategy for “Common Sense on Climate Change.” Isn’t it a shame that this has to [ … ]
Eureka! Or, “By Jove, I think I’ve got it!” Anyway, I read your review and it is quite good. OTH
A Couple from Across the Pond Thanks for these, Doug — and it looks like your publishing access is working… On the offshore wind farms — I read a piece [ … ]
If it takes two to tango, how many does it take to sustain-o? (No worse than your to be B.) Troublesome post, eh? How about this: Billy J. was about [ … ]
Shameless self-promotion Thanks to Krystle at Sustainableways.com for publishing my review of Paul Hawken’s, Amory Lovins’ and L. Hunter Lovins’ Natural Capitalism: Creating the Next Industrial Revolution. Check out her [ … ]
Books Reviews: The Ice Chronicles and Eco-Economy Another forward from Doug… So, why is it that the Canadians are so far ahead on all of this? If I plug “sustainability” [ … ]
Interview with Wes Jackson Thanks, Doug, for passing along this Counterpunch piece: media critic Robert Jensen’s interview with founder of the Land Institute’s Wes Jackson. If you’ve read Natural Capitalism, [ … ]
To Be B, or Not to Be B OK, that was bad… Finished Daniel Quinn’s The Story of B the other night — wow! I enjoyed Ismael thoroughly, but B [ … ]
Welcome to sustainablog, my personal space for ruminating, meandering or kvetching about the concept of sustainability. I’ll be linking to news items, commenting on political and business developments, and sharing [ … ]