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By including profit as part of the definition of sustainability, perhaps we are overlooking the fact that profit inherently oppresses, excludes, and marginalizes people and communities.
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Feeding the world is an absolute imperative.
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Mainstream consumers are more attuned to flaws of the 'system,' which the fringe has said needs to be changed for years.
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Talking to the “other side” is easier than we think, especially once we get past our preconceived notions and emotions.
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Leaders from Amazon, Danone, Salesforce, Mars, General Mills and others share how plans have changed and where they’re holding firm.
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King Arthur Flour, the oldest flour company in the United States, is an example of purpose in practice.
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The current crisis shows in unequivocal terms that frontline and shop-floor employees surviving hand to mouth will be disproportionately affected when the climate crisis hits.
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As the limits on our go-to crisis-management tools become clear, it is increasingly apparent that we need the private sector to join the COVID-19 front line.
by Paul Polman
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The U.N. Global Compact is issuing a special appeal for a corporate response to the pandemic: For all companies to take collective action.
by Lise Kingo
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In 2010, a partnership effort between Atlantic City Electric, New Jersey’s Division of Fish and Wildlife, and the Conserve Wildlife Foundation of NJ found a way to use utility rights-of-way to help the eastern tiger salamander adapt to climate change.
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The transformation of the CEO and the company created the practice of strategic corporate biomimicry.
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Excerpt from a new book on the past, present and future of corporate sustainability leaders.
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What other businesses can learn from Walmart, Walkers, Apple and other corporate sustainability leaders.