Anais Hall's blog posts
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16 Jul 2010 |
Climate change, Forests
With concerns over climate change rising, there have been several initiatives aimed at reducing the impacts and contributing factors of climate change. But with millions and potentially... ›
06 Jul 2010 |
Sustainable markets, Economics
Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu heads to Washington DC on 6th July 2010 to meet with President Barack Obama. Obama will seek to bring the Israeli and Palestinian leaders into... ›
27 May 2010 |
Economics, Sustainable markets
The spotlight was on transparency and sustainability at yesterday’s Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) meeting in Amsterdam. The organisation, which works on sustainability reporting... ›
17 May 2010 |
Economics
With French President Nicolas Sarkozy threatening to pull out of the single currency altogether last Friday, the eurozone’s bailout of Greece seems to be tinged with panic.
But this is... ›
26 Apr 2010 |
Climate change
When Iceland’s unruly volcano Eyjafjallajokull erupted last week, the focus was largely on disrupted flights. But viewed from a different perspective, this is a small reminder that natural... ›
01 Apr 2010 |
Economics, Food and agriculture, Sustainable markets
The war on drugs in Mexico has intensified. A recent article in the Economist reports that drug-related killings have increased by almost 1000 since last year. Moreover, innocent people in... ›
23 Mar 2010 |
Economics, Food and agriculture
‘Mind-withering stupidity’ is how UK writer George Monbiot characterised the CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species) decision not to protect bluefin tuna.
The ‘... ›
04 Mar 2010 |
Sustainable markets, Economics
Many now fondly remember the days of cheap credit and apparent financial stability in the early 2000s. Those were the days where you would deposit your money and earn a reasonable rate of... ›