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Ecological Footprint: Are We Too Late to Make a Change?

By Aysu Katun on May 21, 2010 9 Comments bio-productivity, biological productivity, closed loops, Eco-Efficiency, ecological balance sheet, ecological creditors, ecological debtors, ecological footprint, Ecological Overshoot, ecosystem, Global Footprint Network, resource constrained, resource consumption, resource depletion, Susan Burns, Sustainable Brands Boot Camp, sustainable consumption, Sustainable Human Development initiative, Sustainable Life Media, Ten-in-Ten campaign

Ecological Footprint: Are We Too Late to Make a Change?

Susan Burns, sustainability expert and CEO of Global Footprint Network, gave an in-depth presentation on the world’s ecological balance sheet in the first session of Sustainable Life Media’s Sustainable Brands Boot Camp – Season 2.

The Sustainable Brands Boot Camp Returns

By Tracey de Morsella on April 1, 2010 Comments Off on The Sustainable Brands Boot Camp Returns Asheen Phansey, brand equity, business value, Cheryl Heller, Ecological Overshoot, Global Footprint Network, green chemistry, JoAnn Hines, Leonard Robinson, Managing Extended Producer Responsibility, Seetha Coleman-Kammula, SimplySustain, social entrepreneurs, Susan Burns, sustainability, Sustainable Brands Boot Camp, Sustainable Brands Conference, Sustainable Business, Sustainable Life Media, Sustainable Packaging Design Strategies

Sustainable Life Media, producers of the Sustainable Brands Conference, hosted a series of informative sustainability online courses recently and they are back at it with Season 2 of its Sustainable Brands Boot Camp. The course runs thru May 21st and is geared to teach companies to build business value and brand equity by innovating for sustainability, and give students additional resume qualifications and tools to enact change from within their company.