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Summer 2013

Global Green MBA Issue

A focus on green business schools & the most sustainable countries around the globe

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	Waste A world without waste The Upcycle is good enough to eat, and that's the point it wants to make. By Lloyd Alter

	Water An oasis in the desert Do Middle Eastern politics prevent Israel, a global hotbed for water technology innovation, from helping its neighbours? By Kerry Freek

	Utilities & Energy Capping carbon-trading risk A global cap and trade market now seems imminent. But are we creating a monster we can't control? By Sophie L'Helias

	Built Environment Tech Savvy: CarbonCure Injecting C02 into concrete as it hardens is helping slash its towering toll on the climate. By Adam Aston

	Leadership Green elephants A conversation with Bob Inglis, the ousted Republican congressman turned climate policy crusader. By Tyler Hamilton

	Responsible Investing Lines in the sands Students around the world are pushing universities to take a symbolic stand by divesting from fossil fuels. By Shawn McCarthy

	Workplace Time to find a job With so much growth in green careers, the challenge is in choosing the right path. By Angie Knowles

	Responsible Investing Norway’s dirty secret Yes, this Scandinavian country's sovereign fund is the envy of the world, but on closer inspection is it truly sustainable? By Matthew Prescott Oxman

	Responsible Investing The savings jackpot Financial institutions are creating prize-linked savings accounts to fix the low rate of personal savings in North America. By Matthew Prescott Oxman

	Waste Heroes & zeros: vol. 11 Efficiency drived the new General Motors, while China's Sinovel Wind stands accused of stealing turbine source code By Jeremy Runnalls

	Workplace The biz-friendly treehugger The trees still get love, but environmental groups that once saw corporations as adversaries now welcome them as partners. By Thomas Watson

	Water Desal nations Desalination can help the Middle East as long as it doesn’t put even more pressure on the region's water resources. By Farida Helmy

	Water Great lakes, big problem Can the world's largest freshwater system, and the regional economy that depends on it, survive climate change? By Melissa Shin

	Mining All that glitters Infinitio Gold thought its proposed gold mine had the green light, but Costa Rica's commitment to nature got in the way. By Tyler Hamilton

	Education Teaching sustainability When it comes to teaching environmental and social responsibility, schools are relying on students to do the heavy lifting. By Jon-Erik Lappano