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"Not 'green'
jobs. Just jobs," Corporate Responsibility Officer,
Summer: 46-47 (2009).
Four Essays:
(1) "Are you green?...Yes? But how 'dark' or 'bright' green is
that?";
(2) "What are the crucial environmental issues - from bright to dark
green?";
(3) "Green goes mainstream - but is it a trendy sprout or a historic
shift?";
(4) "In praise of dark greens: Do we really want 'green' to fade?"
Our Values,
www.ourvalues.org, April 27-May 1 (2009).
"Deconstructing the ivory tower:
Business schools' reliance on theory-driven research ignores the
pressing needs of real-world managers," Corporate
Responsibility Officer, January/February: 44-46 (2009).
"The simple economics of offshore drilling,"
Perspective:
Sustainability Blog from the Erb Institute, August 7 (with
Tom Lyon) (2008).
"Climate
change: Calling the fossil fuel abolitionists,"
Ethical Business, May 28 (2008).
"Climate change: Triggering an
early strike on CO2," Corporate Responsibility
Officer, March/April: 48-49 (2008).
"The
optimistic environmentalist," Carbon
Business, Spring: 14-16 (2008).
"Consensus builds to create limits on carbon emissions. Urgency on climate change stirs firms to demand change,"
The Detroit News, November 14: 11A (2007).
"Bean counters, Not tree huggers,"
Dividend, Spring: 32-33 (2007)
"Fighting global warming helps Michigan jobs: If Bush won't take action on climate change, business, labor and other groups will do it for him,"
The Detroit News, July 15: 11A (with Tom Lyon) (2005).
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