Posts tagged Environmental activism
Environmental Activism Needs “Good Cops” and “Bad Cops”
Environmental Activism Needs “Good Cops” and “Bad Cops”

The ol’ good cop/bad cop shtick: it has stuck around because it’s melodramatic and it kind of works. 

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BlogFuture 500Marvin, Former staff, Environmental activism, environmental action, stakeholder engagement, campaigns, campaigners, Sustainability, bottom line, triple bottom line, greenpeace, activism, activists, cooperation, corporations, supply chain advocacy, supply chains, Nike, sustainable brands, sustainable
Envisioning a Future with Less Doom and Gloom: Opportunities for the Next Generation of Optimists
Envisioning a Future with Less Doom and Gloom: Opportunities for the Next Generation of Optimists

When it comes to stories about the fate of the earth, headlines are usually dominated by tales of gloom and doom. 

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BlogBill ShiremanBill, environmental challenges, environmental, Environmental activism, environment, environmental leaders, environmental action, environmentalists, WWF, energy, carbon, carbon pricing, Sustainability, sustainable brands, sustainable, sustainability leaders, energy efficiency, Agriculture, food, food security, innovation, Market Forces, market solutions, EDF, forests, forestry, deforestation, zero deforestation, greenpeace, Greenpeace, business model, technology, Clean energy, clean tech, Exxon, fossil fuels, optimism, millenials, stakeholders, stakeholder engagement, force for good, companies
The New Retail Regulatory Norm, and What Business Needs to Do About It
The New Retail Regulatory Norm, and What Business Needs to Do About It

Increased globalization and U.S. political dysfunction have accelerated the establishment of a new norm of regulatory action—not regulation by law, but regulation by retail.

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