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What business should do to even up gender imbalance

The world seems to be at tipping points at so many levels: social (such as BLM or #metoo), enviro...

Why we need better governance using existing models

In a recent informal conversation with sustainability policy experts, someone offered the private...

How to navigate the new European business reality

Proponents of “future proofing” business have gone strangely quiet recently. And not surprisingly...

Eco-anxiety is coming, but is it all doom and gloom?

Some readers might have judged my previous posting for Innovation Forum, about the prospect of th...

Happy new year? What 2020 hindsight tells us

The French philosopher Jean Paul Sartre once observed: “…once we know and are aware, we are respo...

Is sustainability innovation the route to saving capitalism?

The case for innovation in business has never been more compelling. A rapidly changing market env...

Europe must focus on a Green New Deal (not Brexit)

The Green New Deal (GND) concept, as I raised via Innovation Forum earlier in the year, has only ...

Why chemicals management is essential for a safer, healthier world

“Tommy was a chemist, but Tommy is no more; for what he thought was H2O was H2SO4”The old schoolr...

Could an innovative Green New Deal kick start 2019?

The term Green New Deal has come back onto the political radar. In 2019, whether you’re an entrep...

Why business must make climate its business now

There are lots of good reasons why companies now need to get very serious about climate change. A...

A winning formula for sustainable chemical startups

“If you start me up. If you start me up I'll never stop…”   In many ways, Mick Jagger’s opening l...

The pressing need for global chemicals governance

“The production and use of chemicals has grown exponentially from the 1970s to today. At the same...

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