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The Change2 network is provided as a free public service by Change2, a company that provides online workplace education, behavioural change, staff engagement and communications programs focussed on environmental, social and economic sustainability.

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  • Stephen Farley
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  • Nick Potter
  • Gareth Johnston (A&NZSustain)
  • Ivetta Gerasimchuk
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  • Jeffrey Lehrer
  • Jeremy Burke
  • Catherine Lee
  • Nik Bambrick
  • Mario Vellandi
  • Amelia Reid

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Is Australia a Sustainability Leader or Laggard?

Blog Posts

Terence Jeyaretnam

Reframing Business for the 21st Century



The evidence is finally in. Business transactions do result in significant externalised environmental impact, which, if monetised, would result in a third of all profits from the world’s largest companies being eroded away. A recent report by Trucost to the United Nations has made this finding after modeling the environmental impact of the world’s largest 3,000 companies.

The report comes amid growing concern that businesses are merely paying… Continue

Posted by Terence Jeyaretnam on February 23, 2010 at 9:20am

Nick Potter

Exploring the boundary between young professionalism and activism

When do we cross a line from being a “young professional” to being a “young activist”?
That’s a question that emerged in a recent
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Posted by Nick Potter on February 17, 2010 at 7:00am — 2 Comments

Terence Jeyaretnam

Sustainability of the Commons

With the black clouds of the GFC looming upon us at the start of 2009, we were cornered to ask some big questions. So what of business sustainability? Is it still important?

Would businesses still seek to be green, or would the sustainability budget be one of the first to be cut? But, we were optimistic. In 2008 we no… Continue

Posted by Terence Jeyaretnam on January 20, 2010 at 10:30am

Lee Stewart

Cycling to Work: Sustainable Travel or Russian Roulette?

I have just recently moved to Naremburn on Sydney’s Lower North Shore. The move was brought on by the immediate need to find a bigger place where we have some room for a new arrival currently known as “Critter”

As one of the many New Year’s resolution in trying to keep the fitness up… Continue

Posted by Lee Stewart on January 20, 2010 at 9:30am — 6 Comments

Nick Potter

Moving beyond Copenhagen

In the wake of the latest round of climate change negotiations, here’s my response to “life after Copenhagen”.

Why
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Posted by Nick Potter on December 22, 2009 at 10:00am — 2 Comments

Breaking news: ABC, news.com.au, SBS

Scientists urge water allocation reduction

More than 30 of the nation's top water scientists have united in an urgent plea to the Federal Government to reduce water allocations.

Independent body to review UN climate panel

UN chief announces an independent review of UN climate science after a global warming report was found to have errors.

Huge water bill stays

The State Government has again refused to waive a South West man's water bill of nearly $10,000.

Portland group supports wind farm monitoring takeover

The Committee for Portland has backed a call from south-west Victorian councils for the State Planning Department to take over the monitoring of wind farms.

Radiation results give health all-clear

The Western Australian Government says the results of a radiation survey prove there is no health risk from a decommissioned uranium testing site near Kalgoorlie.

Sustainability events

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Ivetta Gerasimchuk

Planetary Airbags to Cushion Climate Change 1 Reply

Why In Copenhagen, Bonn or Mexico the innovators will succeed in installing an improved version of planetary airbags replacing the Kyoto Protocol: http://www.themoscowtimes.com/opinion/article/plan

Tagged: Copenhagen, change, climate

Started by Ivetta Gerasimchuk. Last reply by Leon Young Dec. 17, 2009.

Helen Hasan

WCC2010

Green IT will be featured in the Sustain IT stream of the World Computer Conference to be held in Brisbane next August. For details follow the congress link at http://www.wcc2010.com/

Started by Helen Hasan Oct. 8, 2009.

Mike Goodman

BCG and MIT Sloan Management Review launch report on the Business of Sustainability

Boston Consulting Group and MIT Sloan Management Review have reported on a survey into sustainability and business strategy. You can download the full 36 report here: http://www.bcg.com/documents/fil

Tagged: research, analysis, market, sustainability, report

Started by Mike Goodman Sep. 24, 2009.

 
 

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