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Take on a ‘new to you’ bike
Your next new bike need not be new at all, reckons Sara Walton.
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Keeping track of carbon progress
Keeping track of carbon progress
A new initiative will allow us to track the carbon reduction plans of our businesses.
The cost of the new oil
The cost of the new oil
AI is only going to be sustainable if we use it responsibly.
Positively looking at nature
Positively looking at nature
The strategy now is to have a positive impact on the environment.
Equity is vital for sustainability
Equity is vital for sustainability
As climate shifts populations, equity and equality will come into focus.
Crunching the numbers on carbon
Crunching the numbers on carbon
Sustainable business columnist Prof Sara Walton is a little worried about things happening globally and in New Zealand.
Assessing your appetite for risk
Assessing your appetite for risk
I read that some people in Aotearoa New Zealand are breathing a sigh of relief following the change of government in last weekend’s election.
Letting it grow could boost biodiversity
Letting it grow could boost biodiversity
The grass could be greener ... if we just let it grow a bit longer.
Clothes the planet looks good in
Clothes the planet looks good in
Reducing our clothing footprint can make a powerful difference.
Everyday steps towards resilience
Everyday steps towards resilience
Building back better can start with the small things too, writes Sara Walton.
Coming around to the idea
Coming around to the idea
There is still work to be done to make the world go round, says Sara Walton.
Games zeros in on the future
Games zeros in on the future
Birmingham is determined its Games won’t be remembered for its climate impacts, says Sara Walton.
Co-ordinating a focus on purpose
Co-ordinating a focus on purpose
What is the role of the Government in supporting and managing a purpose-led business?
Being open about what is in front of us
Being open about what is in front of us
We know that business as usual is not cutting it. So what does business done differently look like, asks Sara Walton.
Embedding sustainability in the business
Embedding sustainability in the business
Sustainability is becoming both a role and a purpose, writes Sara Walton.
The best of the radical futures
The best of the radical futures
How much climate change is going to impact our communities, businesses and people? Sara Walton looks at some scenarios.
Facing the risks of a changing world
Facing the risks of a changing world
Business must now both change and adapt, writes Sara Walton.
What goes around ... moves around
What goes around ... moves around
An effort to keep bikes cycling illustrates the possibilities of a circular economy, writes Sara Walton.
Planning for the many futures to come
Planning for the many futures to come
He rangi ta Matawhaiti, he rangi ta Matawhanui - The person with a narrow vision sees a narrow horizon, the person with a wide vision sees a wide horizon.
Climate is everyone’s business
Climate is everyone’s business
Business needs to engage with the work of He Pou a Rangi the Climate Change Commission, writes Assoc Prof Sara Walton.