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TheGreenGurus | December 01, 2009

The collected wisdom of some of the world′s most influential environmental mo...

TheGreenGurus | December 01, 2009

The collected wisdom of some of the world′s most influential environmental movers and shakers is brought together in this one book. The chosen gurus consists both of thinkers those who have set the agenda, and of doers those business people who made the green cause their mission long before it became so prominent.
The book covers a broad range of environmental issues as they apply to business, including the economic viability of choosing green routes. Interviewees include energy guru Amory Lovins, former Friends of the Earth Vice Chair Tony Juniper, diplomat Sir Crispin Tickell and business leader Ray Anderson, among others. The cutting edge thinking of the books contributors provides businesses with the information they need when considering how to change in a green direction. The end result is an illuminating insight into both general views on sustainability as well as good and bad business decisions made in the search for sustainability.

The full list of green gurus include:

Ray Anderson, founder and chairman of Interface Inc, one of TIME Magazines Heroes of the Environment

James Cameron, founder of Executive Director and ViceChairman of Climate Change Capital (CCC)

Paul Dickinson, CEO of the Carbon Disclosure Project

John Elkington, founding partner and director of Volans, cofounder of SustainAbility, world authority of sustainable development, author of The Green Consumer Guide

John Grant, author of The Green Marketing Manifesto, frequent conference speaker and prolific blogger

Denis Hayes, President and CEO of The Bullitt Foundation, Chair of the International Earth Day Network

Gary Hirshberg, President and Chief Executive Officer of Stonyfield Farm, the world′s largest producer of organic yogurt

Tony Juniper, former Executive Director of Friends of the Earth (FoE), environmental campaigner, author and commentator

Professor Sir David King, Director of the Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment at the University of Oxford

Amory B. Lovins, environmentalist, Chairman and Chief Scientist of Rocky Mountain Institute

Professor Wangari Maathai, environmental and political activist, Nobel Peace Prize Winner

Ricardo Navarro, founder and director of the Salvadoran Centre for Appropriate Technology (CESTA), winner of the prestigious Goldman prize

Dr Vandana Shiva, physicist, environmental activist and author

Jeffrey Swartz , CEO of Timberland Worldwide

Sir Crispin Tickell, diplomat, academic, environmentalist, author



"...provides an intellectual take on the ecoissues...with 15 of the world′s most important green gurus." (Healthy Magazine, June 2009)

"...covers a broad range of environmental issues as they apply to society...cutting edge thinking" (Contact, June 2009)

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  • 6 months ago

    The reason the Met Office so persistently gets its seasonal forecasts wrong is that it has been hi-jacked from the role for which we pay it nearly £200 million a year, to become one of the world's major propaganda engines for the belief in man-made global warming. Over the past three years, it has become a laughing stock for forecasts which are invariably wrong in the same direction.

    xwsftassell 6 months ago
  • 6 months ago

    Humanity needs a change of heart!

    Check out William Tarkovsky's youtube eco-video The Book of New Creation...

    ClimateAware 6 months ago
  • 6 months ago

    oh look some others thinking lets make some money out of this scam

    we all know its a hoax now

    go sell your snake oil on mars

    motoxmainia 6 months ago
  • 7 months ago

    This video is a genuine piece of propaganda. Carbon is NOT a pollutant. It is true we need to address pollution, however reducing the "carbon footprint" is completely foolish.

    How much carbon reduction is needed to reduce the temperature to the UN target?

    Answer: A minimum of 80 years without electricity and without fuel (no heating, no cooking, no cars, no trucks, no tractors, no cargo boats, no planes)

    /watch?v=WLKCyk_DhVI (Climate-Gate - Michael Coren with Lord Christopher Monckton)

    DanMorin007 7 months ago
  • 7 months ago

    We all should have as much information as we can about our planet. Everyone knows that when you abuse something it breaks. This book is recommended to everyone that lives on earth.

    billgetsmail1 7 months ago
  • 7 months ago

    Wonderful topic. I am especially impressed with the writers, mainly Laura Mazur.

    catjalapeno 7 months ago
  • 7 months ago

    Climate change is a lie, its all about forming a global government to reduce the world population, and suppress the 3rd world. Globalists will not succeed.

    Balgorg 7 months ago
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