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By Yorgos “George” Marinakis george@JournalofSustainability.com When asked to define sustainability, most refer to the landmark Report of the Brundtland Commission, “Our Common Future.”  But that report defines “sustainable development,” not...

   by Dean Yannias, dyannias@hotmail.com   Kulturdämmerung Conceited ones, you think you are height Of civilized society to date You may turn out to be its very blight: By chopping off its roots you seal its fate. This constant craving...

by Margo Donaldson margo@JournalofSustainability.com In the dim past, before you went to Hampshire College Decades before there were carbon credits and  the Prius®, before upcycling and papercrete, most of America was involved in a massive conservation movement. It was...

by Mr. Critical mrcritical@JournalofSustainability.com Mr Critical recently had the misfortune to have breakfast with a woman of the whining liberal persuasion. [ She came attached to some otherwise delightful people.] Only moments into our meal this lady launched into an all too...

by Editors, editors@JournalofSustainability.com Holistic Management International (HMI) is a success story in the business of sustainability.  Founded in 1984 by Allan Savory, already 30 million acres worldwide and the people who depend on those lands currently benefit from their...

by Robin Seydel, robins@lamontanita.coop   Food as a basic human need has, in its production, distribution and consumption, the ability to transform the societal and environmental paradigm. The first agricultural revolution, occurring some 10,000-12,000 years ago, did...

By Yorgos “George” Marinakis, George@JournalofSustainability.com Many of us remember the first photographs of earth taken from space by moon-bound astronauts. We remember the first time we saw the beautiful blue earth floating in...

By editors, editors@JournalofSustainability.com When asked to define sustainability, most refer to the watershed Report of the Brundtland Commission, “Our Common Future.” That report defines sustainable development, not sustainability. Is...

By Editors, editors@JournalofSustainability.com   To get the latest thinking on local and regional public transit design, we talked with Mark Sprick, Transportation Planning Manager at the Mid-Region Council of Governments in Albuquerque, New Mexico....

by Brad Pettitt Continued from Part 1: Towards a Stronger Sustainability Framework A stronger understanding of environmental sustainability affirms sustainability as a deeper cultural and philosophical issue, as one that needs to address the...

by Editor, editors@JournalofSustainability.com Holistic Management International (HMI) is a success story in the business of sustainability. Founded in 1984 by Allan Savory, already 30 million acres worldwide and the people who depend on those lands currently benefit...

by Brad Pettitt,* b.pettitt@murdoch.edu.au *Acting Dean, School of Sustainability, Institute for Sustainability and Technology Poicy, Faculty of Sustainability, Environment and Life Sciences, Murdoch University, 6150, Western Australia   By mid 2006...

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