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I recently had the opportunity to present to the European Parliament in Brussels.
With our global economy in crisis, increasing food shortages in the developing world and reports of unprecedented ecosystem decline around the planet, it’s easy to feel disillusioned with the
A series of 2 day TNS sustainability training events will be run across NZ in 2009. With only 25 places available and very competitive rates, these courses are expected to fill quickly.
Albert Einstein once said, we can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them. The current global economic crisis is a perfect example of the need for a new way of thinking.
The Cerro Matoso operations of BHP Billiton Stainless Steel Materials were reviewed from the perspective of the systematic sustainability framework of the Natural Step.
Scott Grierson from The Natural Step in Australia was recently invited to participate in a challenging 'hypothetical', chaired by Rob Gel, at the Alpine Resorts Sustainability Forum 2008. Issues considered included the plight of the endangered Pygmy Possum, the future of snow cover in Australian resorts and the likelihood of an expansion of existing infrastructure and human population.
Dear Friends and Colleagues,
Last Tuesday, Chad Park and I represented The Natural Step at Nike’s press event in New York to observe the next phase in their approach to sustainability – the public launch of Considered Design (“performance without compromising sustainability”). The Natural Step worked with Nike ten years ago to

