Andy Hoffman. “If business isn’t developing solutions to our sustainability issues, they won’t be developed,” says Andy Hoffman. “If business is not part of the solution, there will be no solution.” Yes and No, Andy. Hoffman is director of the Erb Institute for Global Sustainable Enterprise at the University of Michigan. “The reality is that [...]
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What’s Good for BP is Good for BP
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Goodbye to all the Chips of the Sea
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Got your Club for Growth Zombie Identification Guide handy?
Gasification of hydrocarbons, energy from waste, has undeniable appeal, yet be aware, such advocacy promotes “clean coal” technology, which isn’t.
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Oceanographers have expressed concern that NOAA and other agencies have been slow to investigate the magnitude of the spill and damage to deep ocean areas.
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Can you say “arboreal”? Sure, I knew you could.
“I do not want to see a Global Warming bill become a bonanza for the Coal Industry,” sez Bernie.
In other words, your children’s children will curse your greed and empty promises.
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The genius Lily Tomlin once noted how hard it is to be funny these days, when satire can’t keep up with the number of people who miss it entirely and use it as a script rather than a warning.
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