Comments on: are you in the “triangle of sustainability”? http://blog.airdye.com/goodforbusiness/2009/06/16/triangle-of-sustainability/ Wed, 27 Jan 2010 14:08:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Robin Bertelsen http://blog.airdye.com/goodforbusiness/2009/06/16/triangle-of-sustainability/comment-page-1/#comment-510 Robin Bertelsen Tue, 27 Oct 2009 17:55:21 +0000 http://blog.airdye.com/goodforbusiness/?p=155#comment-510 Michael, Yes, we agree with you completely–a paradigm shift is needed. Every person, organization, and company must do their part to improve how we use the planet's scarce resources. Unfortunately, I doubt we'll see the issue move away from politics. Just look at what's happening with the new energy bill. Those companies who stand to make money are supporting it, and others, such as the coal industry, are going to fight tooth and nail to water down this critical legislation. I'm afraid it's up to us as consumers, shareholders, and employees to influence corporations to make the right choices. Michael,

Yes, we agree with you completely–a paradigm shift is needed. Every person, organization, and company must do their part to improve how we use the planet’s scarce resources. Unfortunately, I doubt we’ll see the issue move away from politics. Just look at what’s happening with the new energy bill. Those companies who stand to make money are supporting it, and others, such as the coal industry, are going to fight tooth and nail to water down this critical legislation.

I’m afraid it’s up to us as consumers, shareholders, and employees to influence corporations to make the right choices.

]]> By: Michael Ell http://blog.airdye.com/goodforbusiness/2009/06/16/triangle-of-sustainability/comment-page-1/#comment-509 Michael Ell Tue, 27 Oct 2009 17:36:55 +0000 http://blog.airdye.com/goodforbusiness/?p=155#comment-509 All stakeholders must be commited to the progress of a sustainable planet. Yet I feel that corporations must realize because their footprint is much greater then that of an individual, it must bear its equal share of the responsability. In order for this paradigm shift to occur, it can not remain a political issue. It must be accepted as fact and necessity. All stakeholders must be commited to the progress of a sustainable planet. Yet I feel that corporations must realize because their footprint is much greater then that of an individual, it must bear its equal share of the responsability. In order for this paradigm shift to occur, it can not remain a political issue. It must be accepted as fact and necessity.

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