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Ray Anderson on the business of sustainability

Question: What does it take to get to a 90% reduction in carbon emissions? How can we make large corporations sustainable in the real world?

Category: Sustainability Posted by: Anonymous, May-20-09 07:57 AM
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At his carpet company, Ray Anderson has increased sales and doubled profits while turning the traditional "take / make / waste" industrial system on its head. In a gentle, understated way, he shares a powerful vision for sustainable commerce.

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Fri Feb/26/10 15:36:50

From: test3234

Response: Renewable, benign.

Tue Feb/16/10 02:00:21

From: gcthomas3

Response: Ray is very sick and asks for your prayers.

Sat May/23/09 09:17:44

From: John

Response:

Tomorrow's Child
© Glenn Thomas
Without a name; an unseen face
and knowing not your time nor place
Tomorrow's Child, though yet unborn,
I met you first last Tuesday morn.

A wise friend introduced us two,
and through his sobering point of view
I saw a day that you would see;
a day for you, but not for me

Knowing you has changed my thinking,
for I never had an inkling
That perhaps the things I do
might someday, somehow, threaten you

Tomorrow's Child, my daughter-son
I'm afraid I've just begun
To think of you and of your good,
Though always having known I should.

Begin I will to weigh the cost
of what I squander; what is lost
If ever I forget that you

will someday come to live here too.

Sat May/23/09 09:13:11

From: John

Response: Tomorrow's Child © Glenn Thomas Without a name; an unseen face and knowing not your time nor place Tomorrow's Child, though yet unborn, I met you first last Tuesday morn. A wise friend introduced us two, and through his sobering point of view I saw a day that you would see; a day for you, but not for me Knowing you has changed my thinking, for I never had an inkling That perhaps the things I do might someday, somehow, threaten you Tomorrow's Child, my daughter-son I'm afraid I've just begun To think of you and of your good, Though always having known I should. Begin I will to weigh the cost of what I squander; what is lost If ever I forget that you will someday come to live here too.