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Environment

Inclusion begins with collaboration

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16 May 2022

Karl Brown

Solicitor Karl Brown FRSA writes about how his experience of a lack of diversity in the Bristol property business spurred him to create the Bristol Property Inclusion Charter
Prioritising social value in supply chains

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04 May 2022

The pandemic and the increase in extreme weather events has exposed the fragility of our global supply chains. Meanwhile, new Government procurement policy means a consideration of social value is no longer an optional extra for business. Aoise Keogan Nooshabadi, FRSA, looks at the ethical, practical and economic benefits of buying and supplying closer to home
The magic of the ocean

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21 Apr 2022

The oceans are the least accessible and most mysterious regions on Earth, and humankind has a deep and eons-old relationship with the sea. Fiann Paul, FRSA, selects five stunning animated films that explore this emotional, almost mystical, bond, and warns that we abuse the oceans at our peril
Looking back to move forward

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17 Dec 2021

Robert Ashton

Robert Ashton on how businesses can create better futures for themselves and society by re-learning from the generations who went before
Who owns the carbon?

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17 Dec 2021

Andrew Rigg

Andrew Rigg on the role farmers have to play in the fight against climate change
Plépah project

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15 Dec 2021

Gamia Dewanggamanik

Gamia Dewanggamanik introduces Plépah Project, which makes bio-material packaging
Pacific practices

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15 Dec 2021

Philipa Duthie

Philipa Duthie on bringing traditional Ecological Knowledge back to Fijian communities
Shipshape

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15 Dec 2021

Michelle Bockmann

We urgently need a climate friendly shipping industry, says Michelle Bockmann
The shape of green to come

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15 Dec 2021

Jamie Kendrick Beatrice White

The growing influence of green politics in Europe, by Jamie Kendrick and Beatrice White
Post-industrial schooling

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15 Dec 2021

Joe Hall

Young people need radically new educational tools to shape their future, says Joe Hall