Showing posts with label sustainabilty. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sustainabilty. Show all posts

31 January, 2012

Understanding ecological ethics


by Robert McLean
Tim Madigan
Reading a piece entitled “Ecological ethics” in the latest edition of Philosophy Now by Tim Madigan helped me understand why so many are troubled by the complexities of climate change.

It seems than many are not yet open and true believers of evolution and however slim or remote their belief in creation might be, it is for many a more comfortable position.
Madigan said:

“The debate about sustainability is intimately connected with evolutionary understanding of life. If one does not recognise the interconnectedness and fragility of life, then one’s moral framework will likely lack a commitment to sustainability”.

12 January, 2012

Gunter explains his dream and talks about the 'Blue Economy'

Belgian economist
 and entrepreneur, Gunter
 Pauli
Gunter Pauli has a dream and through this talk on the ABC’s Big Ideas you can learns about and understand something about his vision.
The Belgian economist and entrepreneur has a plan to develop 100 manufacturing innovations with viable business models that could generate 100 million jobs in 10 years - all with zero emissions and no waste.
Watch Gunter Pauli explain his “Blue Economy”.
Thanks to Tatura's Terry Court for alerting Beneath the Wisteria to these interesting ideas.