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Monthly Archives: February 2012
21st century leadership: the case for being more of yourself
(orignally posted at: 2Lead – Enabling the Next Generation of Sustainable Leaders) A post by Christopher Baan. We live in a time of exponential and disruptive change, significant risks and uncertainty on the horizon, and daunting challenges connecting energy, environment, … Continue reading
Let’s get really radical: Envisioning a sustainable energy future for Canada
This week’s blog post is brought to us by Chad Park, Executive Director of the Natural Step. I am not so sure that “envisioning a sustainable energy future for Canada” (or the world for that matter) is as “radical” as … Continue reading
