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| Making Sustainability Work: Best Practices in Managing and Measuring Corporate Social, Environmental and Economic Impacts (Business) |
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 Marc J. Epstein
In Making Sustainability Work, Marc Epstein builds on his influential and highly respected previous work to produce the ultimate how-to guide for corporate leaders, strategists, academics, sustainability consultants, and anyone else with an interest in actually putting sustainability ideas into practice. |
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| The Business Guide to Sustainability: Practical Strategies and Tools for Organizations |
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 Darcy E. Hitchcock
Sustainability promises both reduced environmental impacts and real cash savings for any organization - be it a business, non-profit/NGO or government department.
This easy-to-use manual - clear, concise and logically laid out - has been written by top business consultants. |
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| Sustainable Value: How the World's Leading Companies Are Doing Well by Doing Good |
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 Christopher Laszlo
In Sustainable Value, Chris Laszlo illustrates how the competitive strategies of some of the world's largest businesses are changing as their leaders begin to take on a number of the world's most important social, environmental, and economic issues. |
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| Green Entertaining for Mommies |
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 Mommies Line
Green entertaining allows us to reuse, repurpose, and recycle by astutely using green means, green cuisines, and green themes. This book shows you how, through cost saving, fun, and festive ways, while focusing on making your earth friendly event memorable. In the first chapter, "Green Means," preparing your home, food, and guest accommodations is made eventful and easy! The second chapter, "Green Cuisines," healthy vegan recipes help you serve simple starters, fabulous fare, and delicious dishes that your guests will treasure. In the third chapter, "Green Themes," ideas for casual gatherings, seasonal settings, and occasional celebrations are outlined with menus and entertaining tips to ensure your earth friendly event is truly unforgettable! |
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| A Primer on CO2 and Climate, 2nd Edition |
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 Howard C. Hayden
Much of the world is poised to take very drastic steps to reduce emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the hope that doing so will keep the world from becoming overheated. Indeed, some alarmists call for an 80% reduction in burning of fossil fuels (from which the world gets 85% of its energy) by 2050. But does CO2 really control climate? Perhaps we should look at the facts before committing to CO2 reduction policies that would surely be devastating. |
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| World Energy and Transition to Sustainable Development |
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 Lev S. Belyaev
Text presents the results of a study of long-term perspectives for energy development of the world and its main regions, performed at the Siberian Energy Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences (Energy Systems Institute since 1998). Analyzes problems of cheap oil, gas and uranium resources depletion and fuel price growth. For specialists in energy and economics, and students. |
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