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Winter 2014

2014 Global 100 Issue

Featuring 2014 Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World Ranking

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	Transportation EV charging on the rise EV charging stations have become more ubiquitous than fast-food retail stores. By CK Staff

	Transportation Electric vehicle turning point Falling costs and rising consumer confidence bode well for plug-in vehicles, but there are no shortcuts. By Matthew Klippenstein

	Leadership The elder statesman Long-time Conservative politician and environmentalist Lord Deben knows a thing or two about getting the messaging right. By Jeremy Runnalls

	Leadership Total desperation One oil and gas company’s track record of irresponsible behaviour should have investors on high alert as business risks grow. By Paul McKay

	Workplace Embracing work with purpose Is Aaron Hurst’s The Purpose Economy a true reflection of reality? By Lloyd Alter

	Climate Crisis A matter of time Are fossil fuel companies factoring the future price on GHG emissions into everything they dig, pump and produce? By Bernard Simon

	Climate Crisis A crude reality check What was once seen as a nation's most important economic asset looks today more like a liability. By Jeff Rubin

	Clean Tech Tech savvy: Yulex Yulex and the art of making treehugger rubber.

	Leadership A reason for optimism Australia may be gutting its climate efforts, but Aussie author Tim Flannery remains encouraged by how far we've come. By Tyler Hamilton

	Health & Lifestyle Do those with more give less? Research shows that those in society with wealth to spare are stingy givers compared to those most in need of charity. By Naomi Buck

	Utilities & Energy Our radioactive reality Support it or not, the four decades of highly toxic nuclear waste is here for the long haul. So what are we doing about it? By Linda Keen

	Clean Tech A path forward for nuclear To remain relevant, many believe the industry must change by embracing new technologies that solve old problems. By Tyler Hamilton

	Utilities & Energy The economics of nuclear power Will it ever become a cost-effective source of power? By Mark Cooper

	Responsible Investing The new alpha in the pack? Most investors are unwilling to give up profits to support responsible corporate behaviour. What if no compromise is needed? By Tyler Hamilton

	Social Enterprise The growth of social finance The amount of capital flowing into social enterprises created to tackle local and global problems is growing fast. By Tavia Grant