Planetary Voices audio site features interviews with people passionate about the planet. Each interviewee is living their life out of a sense of strong conviction.
Themes range from the environment through human rights to peace and embracing the taboo of death. Hear Suzanne Vega the artist, Ela Gandhi and Greenpeace chair Wolfgang Sachs among others.
Wednesday, December 22, 2004
Tuesday, December 21, 2004
Our Sustainability Model
Don't get me wrong, triple bottom line accounting is a good thing. But we have been struggling to find a way to explain in a simple way what sustainability is all about.
After trying various approaches we have come to the conclusion that the four aspect model is
easier to understand
- gives rise to more useful conversations about how to develop an organisation toward sustainability
- gives a good basis for reporting (even triple line and GRI)
We are interested in your comments, you are welcome to download a powerpoint from a recent presentation of the model. Click on the link below or the title.
Download powerpoint
Tuesday, December 07, 2004
Sustainable Christmas Present idea #1 The e-novel "Inventing for the Sustainable Planet"
Yes! Your favourite blog is now available as an e-book to give your friends to get them with the sustainability movement. It's urgent and important but oh so fascinating.
Max Wahlter, a journalist specializing in science and technology, decides his new career is in sustainability. Having come across an innovation technique called Image Streaming he proceeds to create a vision of the sustainable society, publishing the results on his web log.
This book is a collection of his weblog postings, drawings, musings, verifications and observations. Much of it comes from this blog but there are "lost tapes" and other side-streets to be experienced.
Enjoy a ride into technology and sustainability but above all, be prepared to be challenged with what might be the deepest, best kept secrets of living sustainably yet to be uncovered.
Although the visions put forward are purely fiction, be prepared for surprises as the author seeks to verify the validity of the insights via the Internet.
“Where does he get it all from?” Eduardo Miranda, author of ” Implementing the high–tech project office”.
”Most Intriguing” Andrew Bibby, Times correspondent.
“The conclusions drawn in this book are highly confronting to everyone” Shirin Laji, member of Swedish IT Commission.
Buy now - .pdf format, 68 pages, 2.6 M only $9.00 US.
Click here for more information
Quick Buy
Max Wahlter, a journalist specializing in science and technology, decides his new career is in sustainability. Having come across an innovation technique called Image Streaming he proceeds to create a vision of the sustainable society, publishing the results on his web log.
This book is a collection of his weblog postings, drawings, musings, verifications and observations. Much of it comes from this blog but there are "lost tapes" and other side-streets to be experienced.
Enjoy a ride into technology and sustainability but above all, be prepared to be challenged with what might be the deepest, best kept secrets of living sustainably yet to be uncovered.
Although the visions put forward are purely fiction, be prepared for surprises as the author seeks to verify the validity of the insights via the Internet.
“Where does he get it all from?” Eduardo Miranda, author of ” Implementing the high–tech project office”.
”Most Intriguing” Andrew Bibby, Times correspondent.
“The conclusions drawn in this book are highly confronting to everyone” Shirin Laji, member of Swedish IT Commission.
Buy now - .pdf format, 68 pages, 2.6 M only $9.00 US.
Click here for more information
Quick Buy
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