Once upon a time, ‘The January Sales’ had a logical purpose for retailers. The Christmas rush was over; so any leftover stock was either taking up space that was needed for new lines; or was [...]
…recommended by the Financial Times as one of the best economics books of the year so far. This is the recording of Jane Shaw, ethical business marketing, in conversation with Paddy Le [...]
Living with wildfire risk is a day-to-day preoccupation. Jane Shaw, in British Columbia, shares the reality of living in a country on fire. In March 2008 in England, there was a thick, heavy fog [...]
Degrowth, post-growth… or something else? April 27th 19:00-20:30(UK) We need inspiring visions of degrowth – visions that bring communities together, rather than dividing them. As environmental [...]
Jane Shaw will introduce and lead a conversation with Paddy Le Flufy on the topics covered in his new book. Paddy: “In Building Tomorrow: Averting Environmental Crisis With a New Economic [...]
Jane Shaw will discuss the need for inspiring visions of degrowth – visions that bring communities together, rather than dividing them. Degrowth has been embraced by many in the [...]
As of today, COP is unashamedly part of the problem, not part of the solution. The purpose of COP, supposedly, is to limit climate change. Its next president? The CEO of Abu Dhabi National Oil [...]
A story about the Green Claims Code and why it matters. Jane Shaw Photo by Ralph (Ravi) Kayden on Unsplash First things first This is not an article about the merits (or not) of veganism; of [...]
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 corker. An alternative title could be: [...]
