By: Ed gillespie
Jon if you had actually read ‘Sizzle’ or watched my TEDx talk on ‘Sustainability the reinvention of progress’ you wouldn’t oversimplify & misrepresent Futerra’s approach… ‘Sizzle’ is ALL about...
View ArticleBy: Jonty Whittleton
Interesting post Jon. My internal compass has swung between sustainable revolution and evolution more times than I care to count, and it’s currently sitting somewhere in the middle. The tension is...
View ArticleBy: Melissa Sterry
One of the sustainability pros who has used the Martin Luther King metaphor I agree with the statement ‘the best thing to do if you really want to learn from King’s speech is to read it’. Having sat on...
View ArticleBy: Nic Marks
I think it is quite funny you somehow think only I have a right to use MLK inspirational speeches in some way for another context. Obviously one of the reasons people like MLK are inspiring is that...
View ArticleBy: Shaun Chamberlin
Before I comment I should note that, judging from the comments, this post appears to have been edited significantly from the original before I found it. However, I enjoyed and valued the post that I...
View ArticleBy: Harold Forbes
My problem with dreams and visions is that they will always be limited in their effect by the number of people who “buy-into” them when with climate change we need action by virtually everybody,...
View ArticleBy: Ed gillespie
Jon if you had actually read 'Sizzle' or watched my TEDx talk on 'Sustainability the reinvention of progress' you wouldn't oversimplify & misrepresent Futerra's approach... 'Sizzle' is ALL about...
View ArticleBy: Jonty Whittleton
Interesting post Jon. My internal compass has swung between sustainable revolution and evolution more times than I care to count, and it’s currently sitting somewhere in the middle. The tension is...
View ArticleBy: Melissa Sterry
One of the sustainability pros who has used the Martin Luther King metaphor I agree with the statement 'the best thing to do if you really want to learn from King’s speech is to read it'. Having sat on...
View ArticleBy: Nic Marks
I think it is quite funny you somehow think only I have a right to use MLK inspirational speeches in some way for another context. Obviously one of the reasons people like MLK are inspiring is that...
View ArticleBy: Shaun Chamberlin
Before I comment I should note that, judging from the comments, this post appears to have been edited significantly from the original before I found it. However, I enjoyed and valued the post that I...
View ArticleBy: Harold Forbes
My problem with dreams and visions is that they will always be limited in their effect by the number of people who “buy-into” them when with climate change we need action by virtually everybody,...
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