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Policy & Finance
Nobel Peace for a fragmented world
By nature, the Nobel Peace Prize is controversial. This year is even more controversial as the most super power country blatantly condemned the Norwegian Nobel Committee for their selection.
Corporate Responsibility
Ego versus eco—is vanity compromising the impact of Asia’s sustainability leaders?
Does the ego of sustainability practitioners matter, as long as they are achieving impact? Or does the pursuit of recognition undermine the good work being done in the world’s most important region for sustainable business?
Carbon & Climate
Indigenous leadership delivers natural climate solutions
Indigenous communities, like the Sungai Utik Dayak Iban Longhouse community in Indonesia, are guardians of the land on which they reside. Across the world, there is growing recognition of their work towards protecting the environment and mitigating climate change.
University of Southampton lecturer James Dyke makes the case for a Nobel Prize for Sustainability.
All #awards Opinion
5 November 2013
Corporate Responsibility
Awards & Recognitions: There’s a lot to gain from not winning
23 October 2013
Corporate Responsibility
From talking bags to SoRPlas: Mobile companies going green
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18 September 2011
Green Buildings
Turning something useless into good architecture
10 August 2011
Carbon & Climate
Ishi, the seven year old climate superhero
13 October 2010
Corporate Responsibility
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