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Green files

a blog by Dr Turlough Guerin

Latest 'Green files' blog entry

Decisions, decisions

Dr Turlough Guerin

Even in the modern age of 2008 - where sustainability, recycling and carbon footprints have entered the mainstream thinking - there are still sizeable gaps between what consumers say they’ll do for environmental reasons versus what they’ll actually do when making their purchases at the supermarket. Blogger Turlough Guerin considers all of the environmental decisions we are faced with on a typical day.

Why is green so grey? If you are feeling confused about green choices then you are not alone Even now in the second half of 2008, there are still sizeable gaps between what consumers say they’ll do for environmental reasons versus what they’ll actually do when walking the aisles in the shopping centre. I think I know the reason why. I think consumers get confused with the overload of information and decisions they need to make each day. Consider all the environmental decisions we need to make on... More...

 

Previous 'Green files' entries

Wrestling for a share of green business in China

With China’s environmental market projected to be worth more than US$60 billion over the next five years, can Australian companies step up to the challenge to meet China’s need for clean, green technologies? Blogger Turlough Guerin says yes, but there are some hurdles for Australian vendors to get over first. Read more... More...

The Federal Government’s Green Paper on Emissions Trading

After the highly anticipated release of Professor Garnaut’s report and the Federal Government’s Green Paper, blogger Dr Turlough Guerin talks about his concerns that neither the Garnaut report nor the Green Paper mentioned telecommunications as being part of the suite of low-emissions technologies required to enable Australia to meet its emission reductions targets. More...

Breaking the virtual meeting barrier

Dr Turlough Guerin discusses how the rising fuel prices are the real drivers in the increased uptake of conferencing and collaboration technology. More...

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