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Coral reefs 'could disappear in our children's lifetime'
Unless we change the way we live, the Earth's coral reefs will be utterly destroyed within our children's lifetimes, says marine scientist Jen...
From Cancun to Durban: Climate Policy as a Proxy
By Ivetta Gerasimchuk Corporate social responsibility has to address dozens of immediate issues from layoffs amid the financial crisis to consultations with local...
Hoping for the best, or planning for the worst?
By CSRwire Contributing Writer Martha Shaw Business agreements are reached at the World Climate Summit in Cancun during COP16. Over 800 business leaders...
Deadlock over Kyoto means Cancun talks have little to show after two weeks
Cancun climate talks turning into a never-ending global talking shop, say many of the ministers involved.
'Prize Philanthropy'
Skeptics think high-profile philanthropy contests may not be about supporting causes.
Environmental pressure increasingly impacting global supply chains
There are "highly charged" climate change and sustainability risks that must be addressed as organisations seek to eliminate waste from the supply chain.
An Empty Chair
Poet, literary critic and activist, Liu Xiaobo is the first Chinese citizen to receive a Nobel Prize.