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Greener homes begin with learning how to avoid waste and make recycling convenient. Homeowner and writer Monica Wilcox shares her recycling program story.
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Greener homes begin with learning how to avoid waste and make recycling convenient. Homeowner and writer Monica Wilcox shares her recycling program story.
Added by 3BL Media on February 27, 2012 at 12:02pm — No Comments
Fairfax launches The Wellbeing Index
In a time of increasing economic conservatism within our media, it is exciting to see a major media company, Fairfax, launching a new economic indicator that offers an alternative to our obsession with GDP. As the Herald's Ross Gittins and the indices architect Nicholas Gruen both point out, GDP is a great indicator as to employment growth and the amount of cash going into…
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More than 3.8 million volunteers and participants joined hands to produce more vibrant, beautiful and cleaner communities during Keep America Beautiful’s 2011 Great American Cleanup, the nation’s largest grassroots community improvement program. The Great American Cleanup, which takes place annually from March through May, succeeds because volunteers take action towards meaningful change in their communities.…
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Plastic is probably the most non-green material anyone can mention straight off the top of their heads. But perhaps the damned material can be put to some good, sustainable use after all.
In…
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Change2 Wins Two LearnX Awards 2011
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Change2 Wins Two LearnX Awards 2011
Change2 leads the way in sustainable educational solutions with Best Learning…
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Learning from our Neighbours: Sustainability in Korea
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3 Days with Al Gore, 3 People, 4 Reasons why doing nothing about Climate Change is not an option
Earlier this year I was fortunate enough to be selected to become a part of The Climate Project (TCP) and be trained by Al Gore to become an official Climate Project Presenter. The core of The Climate Project is to build a global force of trained presenters to help educate people about the urgency and solvability of the climate crisis at a grassroots level. To date close to…
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This article discusses how organizations are now realizing that water management is fast becoming a key strategic tool. Companies are starting to gather the kind of information that lets them measure not just their water use and their water costs, but also their water efficiency and water productivity, as well as revenue and profit from these efforts.
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Taken from top-tier journals such as the Journal of Marketing and the Journal of Consumer Research, these research insights help marketers and sustainability managers asses and adapt their CSR-based marketing…
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Woolworths commits to sustainable fish sourcing - Is this the start of something bigger?
Last week, Woolworths announced its Sustainable Fish Sourcing Strategy. You can read the details on their…
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Behaviour Change for Sustainability - What are the motivators?
Here at Change2, creating digital content and tools to drive behaviour change resulting in sustainable outcomes is what we are all about. We've been working on it for a while, and through our sister company 2and2 - www.2and2.com.au - we've gained…
Added by Leon Young on March 11, 2011 at 5:30pm — 1 Comment
Being change and behaviour change
The more we focus on behaviour change, the less likely we are to achieve it. That’s a comment that popped out of my mouth during a Behavioural Innovators workshop for sustainability professionals late last year. Someone called this a “Ninja statement.” It must have taken them by stealth. So if you believe in behaviour change, watch out: I’m about to go on the attack.
Added by Nick Potter on March 14, 2011 at 12:00pm — 2 Comments
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Australian Carbon Price set for July 1st 2012 - Will it Finally Happen?
In Australia you could be forgiven to think that the climate debate and that a price on carbon is all talk and very little action. After all we have seen a change in leadership over the issue and a number of failed government environment programs not to mention that this policy has already been defeated in…
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Innovation = invention + adoption
If you're looking for practices to accelerate the adoption of sustainable ideas, then invest in the book "The Innovator's Way" by Peter Denning and Robert Dunham. It puts a clear focus on some individual practices in the areas observation, conversation and reflection that contribute to successful innovation.
They define the main work of invention as:
Added by Leigh Baker on January 31, 2011 at 8:59am — No Comments
Is low carbon growth achievable? A lesson from the UK
One of the biggest arguments about acting on climate change in recent times has been the effect on the economy and that meaningful action will result in negative growth.
I had one of those real “A Ha” moments when I met the British Foreign Secretary the…
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In 2009 U.S. Chamber of Commerce, who spent much of the year fighting climate legislation, spent …
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