Sensational! Against the tide of shallow value (Part 2)
From shallow value to real value - markets need to be capable of valuing a common future as more valuable than a private present.

From shallow value to real value - markets need to be capable of valuing a common future as more valuable than a private present.

What hope for sustainability when short term, shallow value and sensation is prioritised over the long term productive capacity of the planet and humanity?

Can sustainability standards drive the innovation we need for a sustainable future?

The concept of planetary boundaries is a powerful and seductive one, but also one that has limited utility for driving a sustainable world.

Like pricing the Earth, getting the right price for your Mother might be harder than you think
24th September 2012 5 minutes with Joss Tantram, an interview on 2degrees Exploring perspectives on sustainable business, 2 degrees caught up with Joss for this interview.
21st September 2012 Would you invest in Earth Inc? – An IPO for the Earth in HuffPost In this Huffington Post article, John Friedman explores our (Terrafiniti’s) modest proposal for an IPO (Initial Public Offering) for the Earth. Can innovation in finance and economics deliver a way of valuing our only home?

Optimism for a sustainable future might be pointless in cosmic terms but then so is pretty much anything when viewed in this light.

Scarcity may be a simple and effective way of generating price but it is fatally flawed as an approach to delivering a sustainable future...

A gentle meander around some of the issues and ideas generated by our modest proposal to explore an Initial Public Offering (IPO) for the Earth, an EPO.
Companies can use stakeholder engagement to gain strategic insight, spot risks and identify issues that might just come back to bite them.

Delivering sustainable capitalism - how the price mechanism must evolve.
