Good Reads

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

AR6 Climate Change 2021:The Physical Science Basis

In case you missed it… This is the voice of science. https://www.ipcc.ch/report/ar6/wg1/

Reframing and Transforming Economics around Life. Dr Sandra Waddock

Sandra Waddock joins us in our AGM on the 27th May. To give an insight to her work here is an article she published in