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Forget the Carbon Tax: The Climate “Karma Tax” Is The Perfect Solution.

May 7, 2019

Is CSR Working, Energy, Cities and Climate Change, political leadership

Politicians are in a tough spot, ideally they would like to try and solve these big problems but at the same time they don’t want to upset their bosses; the billionaires and corporate elites.

As climate changes, the way we build homes must change too.

The Conversation

March 13, 2019

Energy, Cities and Climate Change

Resilient homes are built to withstand extremes, such as heavy rainstorms, wildfires and severe wind. They are better than those “built to code.”

Greenpeace calls BS. When it comes to climate denial – follow the money.

Common Dreams

March 12, 2019

Energy, Cities and Climate Change

"Patrick Moore is not a co-founder of Greenpeace. He does not represent Greenpeace. He is a paid lobbyist, not an independent source."

It’s Convenient for Corporations to Lay the Blame for Climate Change With Individuals

The Conversation

March 12, 2019

Energy, Cities and Climate Change

Governments have the power to enact legislation which could regulate industries to remain within sustainable emission limits and adhere to environmental protection standards.

Young People Striking From School See Climate Change For The Life-Threatening Issue It Is

The Conversation

February 26, 2019

Energy, Cities and Climate Change

We are malicious killers. We do not realise that we are destroying our homes and the homes of all other organisms.

School Climate Strikes: Adults No Longer Have The Right to Object to Their Children Taking Radical Action

The Conversation

February 20, 2019

Energy, Cities and Climate Change

We adults ought to humbly realise that it is no longer for us to tell our children what to do but rather asking how we can help them in their struggle for survival.

Did Facebook, Microsoft, and Google Really Just Sponsor an Event with a Climate Denial Session?

Brad Zarnett

January 30, 2019

Is CSR Working, Business and Sustainability, political leadership

Considering the immensity of the climate challenge that lay before us, these companies could not be more offside.

Responses to: “The Unholy Marriage Between Crony Capitalism & Sustainability”

Brad Zarnett

January 14, 2019

system change, Is CSR Working, Business and Sustainability

When confronted with the idea that regulations could move us much more quickly to address our urgent global environmental challenges, the response is often that we, the consumer, need to change our wasteful and polluting behaviour.

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