- November 29, 2006
Catherine Day of Current.tv points out that Greenpeace has done more than rank the eco-profile of computer manufacturers. They've also mounted a very stylish Green My Apple campaign, complete with fake ads, t-shirts, viral video, etc.
Clever.
Here's my personalization of their boilerplate letter to Steve:
From: Gil Friend
To: Steve Jobs
Subject: I wish my Mac came in green
Dear Steve,
I've been a loyal and happy Mac user since 1984 (and an Apple user since 1979).
And I've been...
http://radio.weblogs.com/0109157/2006/11/28.html#a1178
- November 28, 2006
Amory's been on a roll, speaking up a storm. (My path crosses his at BSR a few weeks ago, and at Commonwealth Club in San Francisco next week - but that's just with my olimilmted movements.) Tonight he's on the Rose.
This just in from RMI:
Tonight, November 28, 2006, on most PBS stations, an interview with Amory Lovins, CEO and cofounder of RMI, will be featured on the Charlie Rose Show. In this interview, Amory responds to questions about how the U.S. can eliminate its dependence on oil...
http://radio.weblogs.com/0109157/2006/11/28.html#a1177
- November 8, 2006
The venerable British consultancy SustainAbility has released its latest Forum - a discussion among various members of its Core Team and a total of 35 members of its FacultyNetwork (on which I'm honored to serve) - on this timely question:
Will globalization help or hinder the corporate responsibility and wider sustainability agendas
The key findings (with lots of detail and discussion behind each):
1: Globalization (and &8220;planetization&8221;) will continue, perhaps even accelerate -...
http://radio.weblogs.com/0109157/2006/11/08.html#a1176
- November 8, 2006
The autumn conference season is winding down, but it's not wound yet! In the last few weeks I've spoken at the NetImpact conference in Chicago (presenting about S-BAR - the sustainable business rating system - with Joel Makower, who then did the same at the SRI in the Rockies conference with our mutual colleague David Johnston). This week, the Business for Social Responsibility conference in NY, a teleconference conversation with Peter Senge, and then back to San Francisco for the Green...
http://radio.weblogs.com/0109157/2006/11/08.html#a1175
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