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In February and March of 2007, the Harvard University Graduate School of Design and The Clark Group convened thought leaders from a variety of disciplines to explore the on-going environmental transformation of the U.S. Economy.
The Turning the Ship dialogue commenced on February 5, 2007 on-line discussion hosted by www.greenbiz.com. Over a five-week period, twenty authors from leading businesses, NGO's and local governments posted articles exploring the latest developments in fields relating to environmental sustainability of businesses in the United States.
For more information on the background of the Turning the Ship dialogue, visit TurningtheShip.org.
The Turning the Ship dialogue commenced on February 5, 2007 on-line discussion hosted by www.greenbiz.com. Over a five-week period, twenty authors from leading businesses, NGO's and local governments posted articles exploring the latest developments in fields relating to environmental sustainability of businesses in the United States.
For more information on the background of the Turning the Ship dialogue, visit TurningtheShip.org.
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