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Sustainability reporting in ‘poor shape’
The Star — Sustainability reporting in the country is in “poor shape”, says Environmental Quality Council Malaysia chairman Datuk Kok Wee Kiat. Speaking at the Governance and Sustainability: Is … more →
Environmental Development in Malaysia
Caritas in Veritate, Chapter Four
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nick wrote 1 week ago: Note: This post is the fourth in a series of posts on Pope Benedict XVI’s “Caritas in Ve … more →
Dr. rer. pol. h.c. Michael Hoel
Dirk wrote 1 week ago: Michael Hoel received the above honorary degree from our faculty on June 23rd 2009 (free letter soup … more →
GDP and Its Shortfalls
nick wrote 2 weeks ago: Nate Silver (of election projection fame) has an excellent post demonstrating the shortsightedness o … more →
Immigration Reform: An Environmental Perspective
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Steven Mather wrote 1 month ago: Immigration, as a policy issue, is politically explosive. It is politically explosive because it ne … more →
Italy interested to invest in Nuclear
envdevmalaysia wrote 1 month ago: (Bernama) — Italy is interested to invest in the Asian market, including Malaysia. Wisma Putra … more →
Going green can save you some green
steveacker wrote 1 month ago: The first step to take advantage of being environmentally conscious is to switch your lights to comp … more →
Sustainability reporting in ‘poor shape’
envdevmalaysia wrote 1 month ago: The Star — Sustainability reporting in the country is in “poor shape”, says Environmental Qual … more →
Tropical forests worth more standing
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CJAB wrote 1 month ago: © R. Butler Keeping with the oil palm theme… A paper just published online in Conservation Let … more →
r.m. wrote 1 month ago: Who owns the forests? “The Congo Basin countries, home to the world’s second largest tro … more →
God's Earth Heats Up Against Tyranny: Climate Change to Kill Billions this Century
writergooddoer wrote 1 month ago: http://wattsupwiththat.com/2009/05/25/global-warming-of-7c-could-kill-billions-this-century/ MIT: … more →
Whitehead: It's Time to Get Moving
kvams wrote 2 months ago: John Whitehead of Environmental Economics starts to grow tired of the ongoing debate in the U.S. ove … more →
Celebrities actually doing something positive for conservation?
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CJAB wrote 2 months ago: When I first saw this on the BBC I thought to myself, “Well, just another toothless celebrity … more →
Putting a Price on Carbon: Is It Needed? Is It Enough?
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Dan Farber wrote 2 months ago: In Sunday’s New York Times, Thomas Friedman made the case for putting a price tag on carbon: P … more →
A barrier to really measuring willingness to pay.
greenguerrilla wrote 2 months ago: The vast majority of people don’t realize the environmental impact of their purchases or actio … more →
Ecological Economics and the Crisis
nick wrote 3 months ago: Saturday’s NYT Op-Ed page (h/t Mark Thoma) brought an interesting article about an intellectua … more →
Band-aid approach to fix ecological and economic ruin
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CJAB wrote 3 months ago: An excellent article by Andrew Simms (policy director of the New Economics Foundation) posted by the … more →
The Evolution of a Sustainable Mindset
Jess Vogt wrote 3 months ago: Trips to Northern Wisconsin to fish and swim at my grandparents cottage, digging in the garden in my … more →
G20, the poor, the land
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r.m. wrote 3 months ago: So, the leaders of the powerful nations have met at this G20 summit. People protested – and we … more →
The Cost of Standby Computers
kvams wrote 3 months ago: On Freakonomics, Daniel Hamermesh rebuff a claim that standby computers in the U.S. waste $2.8 billi … more →
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