Good reads
A selection of articles and publications by ASP Members, or that relate to the work we do.
Beyond Net Zero. NZ is simply the first step
Interface have already shown us what is possible, and what the next steps are… Interface Announces Mission Zero Success, Commits to Climate Take Back Interface today
Mindful Balance: The Terminal Case of Certainty
Lalith Gunaratne’s latest blog “As I look back at my life, I am so happy I was told by my Buddhist teachers when I was
The Forest Floor: a manifesto for life
The Forest Floor Manifesto: LIVE ‘fully’ as it invites us to embrace joy, hurt, anger and disgust; all states of mind that can contribute to sustainable change. LEARN CONTINUOUSLY…
Direct Air Capture: Georgia Young
I just published my first story on Medium! As part of my journey as a content writer, I have decided to take to Medium to
Four in five adults in Britain support rewilding, according to new research.
Four in five adults in Britain support rewilding, according to new research. An opinion poll commissioned by the charity Rewilding Britain shows that 81% of
Unity in Dystopia
As we enter 2022, humanity is in crisis. Numbed by consumerism and disconnection from nature; facing the existential threats caused by climate change and COVID-19;
“Hiding Seeds In Our Hair”: John Elkington’s review of Paul Hawken’s latest book
Businesses Joining The Regenerative Economy Embrace Tomorrow’s Economics — And Politics What are the seeds — the ideas, the tools and the mindsets — that
“What could ASP become?” A process overview
https://youtu.be/fsZ8bWIH5Z0 During the Summer and Autumn of 2021 ASP are tackling the question “What could ASP Become?” in a three phase process that gives every
The Green Claims Code
The Green Claims Code This week the UK’s CMA (Competition and Markets Authority) released its guidance on environmental claims on goods and services. It’s a
The Legacy of Rachel Carson: by Dr. Sally Campbell
The following quotations are at the front of Silent Spring: “Modern man no longer knows how to foresee or to forestall. He will end by
Female Agrifoodtech Entrepreneurs: Karen Karp
Female Agrifoodtech Entrepreneurs: Exploring barriers women face as founders and CEOs, and EIT Food’s commitment to advance gender equity. Research shows… that female-owned digital tech
The Omertà of Consultancy
I don’t normally post articles but this one from Ed Gillespie really does strike at the heart of why conventional consultancy, CSR and Corporate Sustainability