View from the Snowline: Connections
There is a real need for holistic and pragmatic thinking when implementing the 17 Global Goals if damaging unintended consequences are to be avoided
Sustainability
We cannot maintain the way we currently live without doing irreversible damage to the planet.
That’s why sustainable development is crucial.
Brand trust, human rights and kindness: Hearing from Simon Reid, innocent sustainability manager [Part two]
At innocent, popular healthy drinks company, sustainability is a number one priority. In this interview, we speak to innocent’s “Captain Planet” Simon Reid.
The strength of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
The role of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in helping NGOs and voluntary sectors to flourish should not be underestimated.
“Sustainability is leaving things better than we found them” – Simon Reid, innocent sustainability manager
At innocent, popular healthy drinks company, sustainability is a number one priority. In this interview, we speak to innocent’s “Captain Planet” Simon Reid.
Sustainability; Sword of Damocles or Compass Bearing?
What do we even mean by sustainability? And how can we make the development goals a reality? Andy Ashworth from Snowline International discusses his thoughts.
What separates success from failure in sustainable business?
All companies feel the pressure to adopt sustainable development strategies today. But what causes a company to succeed or fail in this area?
The iconoclast: Why billionaire climate philanthropists will always be part of the problem
Extremely powerful and wealthy individuals donating huge sums of money to the climate fund could be counter productive. Here’s why.
We need a new mindset to advance the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals and smart city initiatives
We need to embrace financially-driven, technology-centric solutions to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals, as well as investing in new solutions.
The iconoclast: Why asking people to abandon plane travel is not the answer
Telling people to stop flying forever to save the planet is unrealistic. Here’s what we should do instead.
The iconoclast: Can celebrities respond to bushfires without being hypocritical?
Celebrity responses to the devastating Australian wildfires have come under the microscope, from hypocrisy to generosity.